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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 3 Ir Ar Lr 1 Ii1n c Lj c i 4 tTHE RICHMONDCLIMAKix VOLUME 31 4 RICHMOND MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JUNE 22 1904 NUMBER 51 H PHONE 80 jEC WINES DRUG STORE I COR MAIN FTP STI i I The Hiisthqg Cash Store YK 1 L1 + SPECIE SALE FOR THE WEEK QOMMENGING IMONBfl JUNE6 I On All Ready Made Skirts and Muslin7r F7f We have nice lines of these garments to select from They are good values for the prices wer 71 have been asking and this reduction makes them especially cheap N 4 Very Respectfully 1i lACKEY AND HAMILTON m i 7lJ 71 T 7J +717J 71 75 Y F 71 71 7It ii Summer at i Hot Springs For those who go to Hot Springsr Arkansas for the benefit of I health the summer is really the host time Her fortunate location high up in tho foothills of the Ozark mountains inures a cool and delightful climate and phssicians arc united in the opinion that the waters arc more beneficial during the sum t mer season c ttr John Sfbastin r i Pass Traf IIgr- Chicago III ONE FARE PLUS 2 For the Round Trip Throughout the Summer WUIlE FOR BOOKLETS H I McGuireDist Agt- Cincinnati Ohio Z7Z7G7 ez i7e7i7 i7Z7Z7 i CLOTHES I Q zrz7 e7Z77i7Z7i7 THAT FITThat is the kind we make We handle only the best the newest and most stylish goods can pleise the most fastidious tate Our stock We can furnish anything is gents furni h s Give us a call wecan please you both with prices fer Mahler IWeMERCHANT TAILORS r Fair July 4 d 5 I HALLSVEGETABLE colorglossyStopsto gray hair Sold for fifty yearsu ttSffirtatertf1 I EAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANY nrcoxroimoj Long distance lines and telephones of this Company enable you to talk almost anywhere In Southern Indiana Southern Illinois Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana Ws can put you in quick and satisfactory communication with the people of this greatsection of the country We solicit your patronage Rates reasonable Equipments and facilities unsurpassed MES E CADWLL W NCTW J dIi jtra naeft 7 OT te 1 q n 11k 25 PERCENT SICIL- IANHairRenewer 77LJJJ Underwear u JP ii WHEN IN Cincinnati GOTO THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN Largest Animal Collec tion In America Merry goround Pony Track And Other Amusements Band Concerts Daily Afternoon Evening SfEOAL RATES TO LARGE FARIIti Spcdal Exclusions To St Louis The C H h D Ry will run specla excursions to the Worlds Fair each Tuesday and Thursday from May 17th lOOt to June 30th 1904 The excursion ists will find this line most convenient in view of the fact that the C H D enters St Louis over the Wabash tracks thus gaining the advantage of the Wabash Station right at the main en trance to the grounds in addition to the regular Union Station Terminal The Wabash is the only line having a Station at the grounds To all who desire to avail themselves of the ample accommodations of the many large hotels convenient to the main entrance the arrangement hy which the C H D can check baggage direct to the station will be very convenient avoidingpossibie delay and inconvenience of a long transfer through the city advantages offered by no other line from this territory Startling Evidence Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly Coining in declaring Dr PonfumrtinnCOIIshsrecent expression from T A McFar land Va serves as ex flronchitiRfor Jhery and n few bottles wholly cured allJnnlltumottia and Grip Gunran teed by R C Stookion dmriflst Trial bottles and1imMadison Circuit Court Bcttie II Irvines Admr Pill 11CEII Dfts tho above ease referred to me to ascertain and report the debts and claims against Bottle H Irvi c de property inIthereof All debts not produced proved anti verified before me as required by law the 1st of July next will be barred- I will have myrsiUing for tho above purpose at my office in tho court Richmond Ky until said 1st of July next Iam directed by said order of Court to make my re port as to said matters referred to at its next October term S H THORPE Master Com May 16 19018my4t i The Calvert MISS WILLIE K iIOCKER PRO VRIETRESS RatesiOQper Day FartIesIa1- I I WAYS TO REACH FAIR NOVEL METHODS OF TRANSPORTATION WILL BE EMPLOYED Visitors to St Louis Exposition This Summer to Come in Houseboats Airships BoxCars Canoes and Pullmans Just supposing that you had yourIchoice what means of transit you employ to reach the St Louis worlds fair Qf course there is the Pullman pal ace car very likely that will occur to expeditiousare a great many people who will not agree with you Some of these havo citythatyou as more comfortable than the conventional Pullman method have at least the virtue of being decidedly uniqueIn loads of mall that reach the administration building every day not the least interesting nor the least bulky portion consists of communications regarding novel ways of coming to the fair They come from all parts of the country and are as varied in their con celts as are the tastes of a great con peopleI one couple of an es BaueurIcoming in a houseboat The boat is a small affair about 20x 10 feet cosily fitted up Mr and Mrs Baueur will go up the Monongahela a3ifar as navigation permits then down again and on to Cairo From here they will arrange to have the houseboat towed to St Louis Prof William Roeschcr a musician of Middletown N Y says that he has perfected a flying machine and expects to fly to St Louis Prof Roescher claims that the principle of his inven Uon is entirely new and that it neither a balloon nor aeroplane lsI The machine has been entered in airship contest for which the exposi tion company has offered a 100000 prize comingtowill envyhe wilt get a real birds eye 1ew A box car is the novel vehicle to ba used by a party of employes of a leather mill at Gloveraville N Y It Is the intention to attach the box car to a through freight from Fonda or Utica to Buffalo where it will be con nected with another fast westbound expositioncityexcursionists an apportunity of seeing the country ClydePosttwoY will start for a journey down the Allegheny Ohio and Mississippi rivers The long cruise of 2500 miles will be made in a canoe The young men have planned to make 50 miles a day and will limit their stops to a day in each city on their way to St Louis Eight enterprising Chicago youths theyproposeand Michigan canal thence to the Mis Eislsppl and to the worlds fair city CARRIED MAIL MANY YEARS First OneArmed Man Admitted to the Postal Service Resigns His Potsition at Milwaukee Elisha H Bramhall for 39 years a mall carrier at the Milwaukee Wis post office and the first onearmed man to be admitted to the mail service in the United States has retired Disability Is given in his letter to the postmaster as the reason The veteran carrier came to Milwau kee from New York In 1857 and for some years he worked at the tinners trade with Capt Denny now superintendent of the carriers division At the open big of the war he Joined the Twenty fourth Wisconsin regiment and was companyThebattle of Chickamauga Shortly after his return to Milwaukee Mr Bramhall entered the employ of the post office and worked regularly until 1888 when be sustained a serious Injury to his good arm While he was on a farm at Summit Waukesha county recup erating from the injury afire caught in the barn No one else was present to loosen the cattle which were tied to the mangers within the burning build ing and he went himself cutting the tethers with hiscrlppled arm and sav ing all the animals Two years later he was reappointed to his former position Something More Violent A French scientists says automobll ing cures consumption He may not ChiIcagosaid that few automobile enthusiasts are likely to die of consumption Probably Meant It An Indiana schoolmaster recently whipped 31 boys In one day Perhaps says the Chicago RecordHerald he was telling the plain truth when he said to the thlryflrst boy This hurts me more than it does The Secret Is Out outPerdicaris the Amercan captured by brigands in Morocco is an author If he had not been before remarks the Washington Star he would of course follow the custom of captives and become one In the Same Class People are still getting killed in folding beds It may yet be necessary remarks the Chicago RecordHerald to put folding beds on the list with toy pistols Four handsome well located lots 50 x 180 feet cheap on installment olau Also two lots Ina stone throw of court house frostetlon two streets cheap Apply tot LI PEvans State Bank Trust Co Blg Driven to Desperation Living in an out of tho way place remote from civjlation a family U often driven to desperation in accident resulting in Burns IJuta Wftnnds Ulcers Hc Lay in a supply or Buck lens Arnica Salve Its the best on earth 25e tRC Stocktons drug store 1m E jjeathernge pays the Iilglies pricofOrwool x tf Notice to Creditorsr1 All person n baying cl lui against the estate edtQTeri4e toB or kdorejulr 1191 oruma wIN k PABRISRIi4 t FORTUNE FOR GOOD WIFE fathers Will Says Chicagoan Must Marry or lose Inheritance of 200000 J Lawrence Tennis of Chicago has written to a Pittsburg newspaper that he has been called from Europe by his attorney to find a wife before July 15 or he will lose an inheritance of 200 InIagoIthat he must marry a refined and intelligent woman and settle down or else divide the es tate with a number of brothers The newspaper has offered quite a sharoifollowsjone I wont have to apologize for and who I could take into society old enough to have some sense goodfellobrgested that I advertise I would pre fer an eastern woman I am 35 five feet six inches in height brown hair abeautylawforme can order anything from the menu willbedivide the cash and take my chances deserveiTennis explains that his father made this sort of a will because he had al hethoughtclination in that directionISEEKS REVENGE ON A GOAT Indiana Man Wants 2000 for Hav ing Been Butted by Fractious Animal theICan a goat butt a man long enough anatjI20001Ican get the case brought to trial gotngIan encounter with any ownedIfrom a distance Mr Graffs goat evi dently decided that there was not enough room in Terre Haute for both of glving1lfrFiddler programmetheHe butted long and earnestly and when the smoke cleared away the goat owned the field of battle and all the ter ritory contiguous somehowjusthowcomplaint but he was sufficiently pained both physically and mentally to MrGraftLAWS GOVERNING HEREDITY New Society Will Endeavor to Ascer tain What Conditions Produce Thriving Families Eugenics is the name of a new science which Dr Gallon expounded to the Sociological society of London recently systematize heredltrIngovern it To determine how far thede cline of the birth rate is indicative of na tional deterioration and what conditions produce thriving families Is also a part of the work of the new science Dr Galton in explaining this science which he may be said to have Invented said The passion of love seems to be so overpowering that It may be thought tally to try to direct its course But plain facts do not confirm this view Social influences have immense power If unsuitable marriages from the eugenic point of view were banned socially very few would be made I see no Impossibility he continued In eugenics becoming a religious dog ma among mankind but Its details must first be worked out sedulously in the study NEW PROCESS PERFECTED Method for Making Steel Which It Is Said Will Cheapen Cost of ProducUon Steel and Iron men throughout they world will be interested to learn James Gayley vice president of the Unit ed States Steel corporation after a long series of experiments has practically perfected a new process for making steel which he believes will greatly reduce the cost of manufacture For years Mr Gayley has been work ing upon the process and has now in formed his friends that his experiments conducted at the Isabella furnaces in the Pittsburg district have Indicated that the new method will prove a practical success It Is understood that they have resulted in reducing the moisture of the air applied in the converting of the ore to pig Iron and steel Other nsw feat urea have also been Introduced Briefly stated the Gayley process Is a modification of the Bessemer process which revolutionized the iron and steel industry The process will be applied in the manufacture of pig iron as well as steel It is understood the process will greatly cheapen thecostof production Not Particular That Jersey City pastor who advises the women to come to church bare headed during warm weather probably would be pleased to see the men corns any old way =Gallon 8 F Rock fut surveying Real Estate and Life Insurance Om2w Worst ofall Experiences Can anything he worse than to feel that every minute will be your last fluch was thin experience of Mrs S H yearsilIRpair from indigestion stomach and howl trouble Death seemed inevita tryElectrinmiraculous I improved at once and now Im completely recovered u For fnver Kiilnoy Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only guaranteodbyMT 4S I Templeman represents Taylors tours to the Worlds Fair Parties contemplating visiting the Worlds Fair will Ibid It to thelraif vantseto advise with her She CSH lhtiOttSgr kMf Cobb3MaiH Mt iMid Ky 25SQ if Hump Back I ahump boneiIA the few genuine means of in J rickets and bone consumption sampler409 Pearl Street New York Soc and 00 all drvJists u ouage C C Givens Resigns 17JudgoCBeckham his resignation as judge of the Hopkins county court This res ignation Is effective July 1 by or before which tie Gov Beckham will ap point his suc essor Schilder Is Indicted grandjuryIndictment against H J Schllder of Chllllcothe 0 who visited the Ira maculate Conception parochial school daughterDeath of Thomas Van Meter Eminence Ky Juno 17Thomas C Van Meter one of the oldest aud most prominent citizens of Eminence died after an Illness which has lasted back for several years He was one of tho most famous Shorthorn breeders in America ITwo Murder Indictments Returned Hopkinsville Ky June 17The- grand jury has returned indictments against Laura Bruin and two other Negroes charging them with the murder of Jim Bruin whose dead body was found floating in a stream last winter Deadjaged 55 years a well known river engineer formerly of Dubuque la dropped dead from heart disease in the rear of a saloon Ho leaves a family In PIcUwlcte Minn New Rural Mail Routes BrooksvlIle Ky June 17Four new rural free delivery routes were started from this place Thursday Route No carried by S W Martin No2 by Matt Galbraith No3 by E C Crabb No4 by Jed Wilson Theft of Ballots Charged Bowling Green Ky June 17In tho BradburnGalloway contest Judge Gal loway filed an affidavit stating that 25 ballots were stolen from the Sand Hill precinct and found under a rock near here Cigarmakersbf Boston have started i cooperative cigar factory For Rent Our large anti cominodlouH store room 18x100 feet No 208 south side Main street This is one of the best located hPHt lighted and handsomest storeroom in the city Suitable for alinoht any kind of business Call on or ad dress Jons G TAYLOR Soxs KentuckyTelephone SundayTrathsonLAC- ommencing next Sunday June 5 and continuing each Sunday during the months of June July and August the above road will run Sunday trains on the following schedule to and from Richmond For Versailles 6 a m For Verniilles 635 p m For Irvine and Beattyville 955 a m From Vjrenilles 955 t m From VoiRallles 1130 p in From lr ine and Beattyvill 635 p m RttpeOne firstclass fare lor the round trip but no fare more than 150 II RSmithGFPA- Master Commissioners Notice to Creditors MADISON CIRCUIT COURT MJ Roberts Admr Pitt Against Ue1eniYorCc Dft All persons having claims the es tate of fry J Roberts are hereby notified to Sic same legally verified with tbe undersigned on or before he let day ol August 1901 or fame will be barred S H THORPE M a SI CC New Coal Yard The Big Hill Coal Co has opened a flail coal yard at the old Christian ard formerly occupied by H F Barker near the L N R IL depot Viiirwjiuw prepared to furnish the publican excellent quality of coal at very low prices Now is the time to biiy your u inter supply while summer prices are In eflect We rep ctihlly solicit a share of vour patronage and your orders will be filled prnnptlyBid HILL COAL Co Phone 03 I1P Barker Agent Jllay 25 1904tfno Duncan and Lyman Parrish have opened a firstclass livery stable on Irvine street between Second and Third and ask the public foi a sharp I their pitronage Roth are experienced workmen Satisfaction guaran teNt Gaiitn On the Teeth Depends the cojilittpn of the general health Removing or filling decayed teeth means thn removal of the cause of much lisiMse The skillful applies tion of 1 DENIS TRY fo has not onlyrclicvclfpainbut pro longed lifts ISaUd Gold Teeth5 50 Gold Fills l 50 Amtlgnm msu 75 Teeth Extracted 25 All oarwork guaranteed Will glv mtisfaotion undeiSaU circum- steaces JitiaPrlK f LSBnOSCO fine Clothes MakersBALTIMORE NEW YORK 11Prices bargain Throbbing eonctyltioni and 9Jl k iJIIIJI1J relation the finished product the planning of bears to the finished sIzoss lJros and eo ciiJwho make the we give to smallest detail degree of importance which clothing rarely which it richly deserves i isiduetious thoroughness regarding details because they hidden invariably slighted by other clothes makers Men have this clothing longest know what absolute TRUTH this statement is They that they get longer out of Schloss clothing at lower cost with the added satisfection of perfect fit faultless style and a charm of drapery not found in any other ready to wear garment two figures in the picture show diffetent patterns of the sametsuit back and front views This is a particularly stylish suit for up todate young men merchant tailor would charge Twenty Dol larsfor it We can fit you for at IZ We are naming special prices on I Carpets Rugs Linoleums Oil Shades Lace Curtains this week Our entire basement is crowded with these goods Drop in and let us talk it over Respectfully W D OLDHAM eoGreat Bargains We have two hand made buggies costing 125 each which will now be offered at 50 each This is an tunity to secure a great Richmond Carriage Works S L Midkiff Prop Our clothing have a grace and comfort that only can make stouffer Mahler That Headache Would quickly leave you if you used Dr Kings New Life Pills Thousands of sufferers have proved their match less merit for Sick and Nervous Head aches They make pure blood and build up your health Only 25 cents money back if not Sold by R C Stockton Druggist A light Heart makes a lighthouse a dark P n g 7 r OF A to Bear the same to as an architect building Clothing sell that gets sq that are are who worn know wear The A oppor SOmtf artist cured world but I for O jtORLANDO KY Shippers of unlte Coal J j+++++++ ++44 ++ jIfc ++++ ++++t+ ++++ 4 u C7 f ELDERS M f OBARGIN STORED I4 5 r Warm Weather Suggests S K the necessity of the immediate purchase of just such warm weather fabrics as y are made mention of and the attractivelv low prices that prevail throughout this jhffi moneysavirg store suggests the wisdom of buying here s btt Jp Ginghams in great variety Shelves full and counters heaped high vUhc a choice wash fabrics as this store is famous for ca Extra good 124 Dress Ginghams in a great variety of newest styles in plaids c j checks and stripes at special price per yard lOc 6sp Corded Madrasthe most suitable material for Shirting and Shirt Waists c regular 12Ac grade lOc We are showing a beautiful line of Lawns Dimities etc in all colors 5c up Knicker Voile Suitings all the shades cheap at 25c our price 15 Jacard Voile Suitings 20c Knicker Zepher Voile new shades 15c Varigated Voile seven shades to select from 12c India Linen 7i to 25c Boys and Girls Stockings Specials 40 dozen boys and girls lxi Black Ribbed 4thread Stock tugs high spliced heals and toes and double knee a splendid wearing and dressy Stocking sizes 5 to 9r worth 25c at 15c pair 40 dozen Bicycle Stockings THie Iron wear kindf threat real Mace 2x2 ribbed heel anli toes made of servlceacle firm tread but elastic sizes 7 to 10 worth 25c at Ith per 44double l10i5 and 20c yard Carpets 12Jc to 125 lard See our stock of RuStS Oil Cloth 20 to 75c vdJII We nreshowing the prettiest stock of Mens Suits at to S10 ever shown in Richmond Youths Suits r Ito 8 Knee Suits SI toss Mens Shirts 25c tn1 Straw Hate men and hOI 58 lOc up to 25 Stock of Notions complete Lace Curtains a bea1htnlllno to select from 39c to 6 pair Poles 8 and lOc p complete Brass extension rods 810 amHSe New Stock Ladles Muslin Underwear Corset Covers 10 toc Q 48c Pants 40c Gowns 4Sc Skirts 50c Ask to gee them Ladies Walking and Dresa Skirts SI 25 to- P S3 75 They are beauties 0 oJ MILLINERY PMora lPflUtiIUl styles Time smarteAt creatlnnaofjlie seaso ar here and at surprisIngly Low Prices lWaist Hats the most beautiful styles at to 208 Iluntireda of heabtiftil trimmed Hats ready for d your choosinKmirked at special Low Prices tosutai1 purees Childrens School and Dreta lists Flow ers bieverv dwcriptlon pe them Bleached PilldstC size and fine quality choice wearing quail ties I2i LaiUesaml eenV9v Handkerchiefs 510 arid 15 ParnsoB40c to 195 Corsets 25c to 1 50 Shoes andSlipper all niricnn ictnre Framee 10 18 2529 and 49c We have just received about e SOOplctwrert from Soupto 25c each Do not fail to fee them t We have only a few Jardinerea left at I 55 23 30 and 4tc F Ij JIPd I e jt45ri T Elder I l Ct5iiq Jj coIcS tff 1t J sle ees SS p s s SS S es lools ses sal S S I S I t o t Crutcher and TribolesS Gents FurnishersSs s I I ti asss To Reduce Stock 55- s 5Ia 5I 0Se S rI a a a To reduce our stock by July 1st before taking invoice we 5- of 55IaS0g St a S II Shoes oqd Genis Furnishings III 5 S5 9 5I 501SS 5 S 5lJ 555 u5 I 15S1SJ S 1 1 FOR CASH ONLY o I 505 I Call in and get our prices and you will be convincedS5 S S 55 I CRUTCHER TRIBBLE 55 551 5 1 S I 511- p 50 f Main Street Richmond Kentucky I h S S 5 5 S 5 5 5 5 55- I Ss s5 S5 s SsS ssJ5 S Ss SSSS5s- b0 S S S flheRichmondClimaxrUBL3HXflKVRY The Climax Printing Co Incorporated OOHENAULTnnPrelldent D MILLERn Editor II Manager WEDNESDAY JUNE 22 1904 FOR COUNTY CLERK We are authorized to announce JESE CO Ull a candidate for CoUnty Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR ASSESSOR We are authorized to announce S P GOOD a candidate for Assessor of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party Call for Primary At a meeting of the County Democratic Committee held pursuant to call at the Court House in Richmond Ky June 4 1904 A quorum being present the following orders were adopted 1 A primary election shall be held In each voting precinct of Madison county on Saturday September 24 1o4 between the hours of six a in and four p m for the purpose of nominaL ing candidates of the Democratic party to be voted for at the November elec tion 1905 for the following named offices viz 1 Judge of the County Court 2 County Court Clerk 3 County Attor 4 Sheriff 6 Jailer 6 County Sn perintendent of Schools 7 Coroner 8 surveyor 9 Assessor and Representa tive in the General Assembly of Ken tucky and it is ordered that the nominees of the said primary shall be certified by this committee to the offices and their names shall be placed under the device of thu Demo cratic party on the ballot at the No vember election 1005 2 Each candidate for any office to be voted for at this primary election shall deposit with theChairman of the Democratic County Committee on or before twelve oclock noon September 9 1904 for the purpose of meeting the expenses ot said primary election the following sums viz Each candidate for County Judge 25 ounty Clerk40 County Attor ney 25 Sheriff 150 Jailer SoO County Superintendent 20 Coroner 5 Surveyor 5 Assesor 25 Repre sentative 5 and said deposit shall constitute legal notice to the committee of the desire of the person making same to become candidate lobe voted for in said primary election 3 Each CIIndidatequa1ifyln as abovf F Bet out shall on or before twelve oclock noon September 14 1904 deposit with the Chairman of the County Commit tee a list of qualified persons whom they desire to act as officers R W Miller Chairman W T Fielder Secretarv V nr Low Rates to Hot Springs Ark via the Iron Mountain Route Onehalf rates plus two 2 dollars for the ronnd trip to Hot Springs Ark va Iron Mountain Route For date of sale limit of tickets and illustrated descriptive matter address- A A Gallagher D P A 19 Walnut street Cincinnati 0 CiFiBroweiCo LEXINGTON Ky i Veranda and Lawn Furniture r For real comfort ease and summer pleasure use ther celebrated OLD HICKORYOHAIRSI 1ROCKERS SETTEES TABLES SWINGS ETC i They will last a life time in iasunshine or rain Comforta r appropriatefor use Have and carefull- ystocktdhowyouI l i F1BrotCo1 v- 1t elusive Sole Agents f AND BROADWJL1T 4JWKJMOT08T ICr 2 ED BLANTON CO Lumber and Coal 3rd Street opposite L A Depot TELEPHOND 425 I RUSSIA is now afraid that China will enter the war- HoiuIBLE in every detail and per haps surpassing the Iriquois disaster was the burning of the steamer Gen eral Slocum in East River The boat was loaded with human freight men women and children on pleasure bent Close to 1000 lives were lost and very few of those aboard the ill fated vessel lived to tell the woeful story On Sunday New York undertakers were kept busy there being more funerals held that day than ever before in the historyof the city The most pathetic scenes were witnessed in some in stances entire families were buried Additional bodies are still being washed ashore by the ebb tide off North Brother Island No words can describe the horrors of the catastro phe and the sympathy ot the nation goes out to the stricken ones Back From Worlds Fair Some Suggestions The editor of the Crni x desires me to describe my impressions of the Worlds Fair which I visited last week as a member of the Kentucky Press AssociationI but thre days and con sequently was unable even to enter onethird of the buildings Neverthe less I obtained an idea of the stupen dous exhibition from the rapid exami notion I made of the big attractions Nothing ever before attempted ap preaches the St Louis Fair It is a panoramic phantom city builded with countless millions of dollars peopled with hundreds of thousands daily and gorgeous beyond the dreamers fancy I saw one solitary exhibit Germanys display in the Varied Industries Building that would repay a special visit to the fair The exhibit is nothing less than a palace each of the thirtyapartments furnished so richly elegantly and regardless ot cost that the spectator fancies he is reading a story ip Arabian Nights or treading the marble halls of a kings chateau I recall this German display as the grandest sight at the fair Of course there are more spectacular sights skyscraplng towers and Ferris wheels whence wire less messages are sent to and from friends in distant parts of the grounds and city And there are countless buildings whose aggregate roofing would nearly cover Richmond Space forbids even an attempt atenumeratlng thecontents of those gigantic struc tures any one of which in itself is an Exposition What I desire to say for the information of prospective visitors Is that they should provide themselves with light clothing loose liLting low healed shoes and go forth to conquer or Hotelsin abundance inside and perdaySecure a room and take your meals at anyione of hundred places on thq grounds at reasonable rates This saves money tlme strength ami shoe leather Outsile the grounds I rec ommend the private rooming li use of STATE orOmo LUCAS CITY COUNTY of TOLEDO rss i thatiheCheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo county and State aforesaid and that said firmwiilpav the snm of ONE HUNDRED DQLLARS for each and every caseoC Catarrh that ofHanCatarrhFRANK J CHENEY subcribcdInber ADI8SG mL I A W QLlAO5 8EL ffotary PMlc TslljsCUrrb Cure is takMtater and acts directly on the blood thavateniSeadNttknonIaiSJree 6SoMbye4II Fatally 1USs ire tks liNtt i 7 Madison Circuit Court Bettie H Irvines Admr Plff vs NOTICE Bottle H Irvines Cids etc Dfts By order of the Court in the above case it has been referred to me to ascertain and report the debts and claims against Bettie H Irvine de propertyher death where situated and in whose possession it is ind the value thereofAll not produced provedand verified before me as required by law by the 1st of July next will be barred I will have my sitting for the above purpose at my office in the court house in Richmond Ky until said 1st of July next I am directed by said order of Court to make my report as to said matters referred to at its October term S H THORPE Master Com May 16 1904 18my4t our former citizen Mrs Mabelle Ter rill Beggs 743 Bayard Ave at 1 to 250 per day bra room Also the elegant resort of Miss N Hayes 19 N Grand Avenue take Laclede Ave nue car to Grand Avenue 150 room and breakfast two or more to a room Miss Hayes is also proprietor of the Hotel Baltimore Washington CityThe Kentucky Bending is the pret tiest of the State Buildings and its hostess Mrs A Wilkes Smith of Richmond Ky is universally ad mitted the most gracious beautiful and attractive of all the State ma trons She is the first object pointed out by loyal Kentuckians who declare she is the States principal exhibit President Francis never fails to have his distinguished guests meet the fair daughter from his beloved Blue Grass State Miss Mary Burton of Lebanon herself a reigning belle divides honors with Mrs Smith who is devo ted to the Marion connty beauty I heardan amusing story illustrative of the position Mrs Smith occupies in the esteem of the Commissioners One of them Judge Caruth of Louis yule prevented Col Craddock the aged Paris editor from picking the Hostess to pieces in his exhuberant way with the remark Col Crad dock it is against the rules to handle the exhibits The old Colonel repaired to the lawn kicked over the sign Keep off the Grass and tolled over and over on the Blue Grass sod The show is worth two visits of a week each new and In September Write W G Lackey for a free guidebook care Mississippi Valley Trust Co decide just what you want to see see them first and then do the rest afterwards if you have time President Louis Landrum the pet of the editors of Kentucky and Will Willgus of Hopkinsville big hearted and popular gave all a good time Time is up 0 Eo WOODS PERSONAL Mrs D R Tevis is at hone from Loqisvllle jMlss Edna Schlegel Is visiting friends in Lexington Mr BD Gordon spent Sunday with his parents InNicholasvil- leSrsW E Luxon iir has eenH irIrTtown Louisville b here vIsiIng reisrtiyes land friends Mrs James js raam has had as her guestiMrsfjr ayof Winchester Mr STvDeatherage Is in the Indian Ter torvVn a proapoctinirlto LexingtoifSwafaguestllast 41riMrEj G ramsb who Is Jwatefe- Paris i sjieat Suaday witkSis5iwKiI 34kt jI ff OZ 14 oil N Mr W C Miller of Lexington spent Sunday with friends at Speedwell Mrs Mary Bjtts of Clark Co has been visiting Dr T J Taylor and family Mr and Mrs B J Clay have gone to Chicago to attend the Republican ConventionProf Adams left Sunday for Oxford Ohio to take a normal course in musicMr L Sowers editor of the Valley View Argent was in the city ThursdayMrs D ChrnauU and children spent last week with Mr and Mrs James Crutcher Mr Marshall Collins has gone to Annrpolis Maryland to enter the Naval Academy Mrs Elmer Deatherage has as her guest her niece Miss Lone ma Hea cox ol Lexington Mrs J 1 Blanton and son Lindsay returned from Richmond Friday Cynthiana Democrat Mrs Nelson Rowland of Lexington was a guest last week of Mrs Edgar Turley on the Campus Mrs Sarah Leeds of Paris is the guest of her son Mr W L Leeds and familyon Fourth street Misses Fannie and Bessie Sparks of Mt Vernon have been the pleasant guest of Miss Bessie Turley Miss Ella Pcndlcton of Winchester came over last week for a visit to her sister Mrs John W Turley Mr and Mrs T E Arnold are at home from Florida where theyspent the winter and spring months Mr J Stone Walker Jr is at home from Garden City L I where he has been in school the past winter Miss Dovie Letcher who has been teaching in Calrtwell College at Dan yule is at home for the summer Mr and Mrs W R Letcher Sr have returned from San Francisco and are located for the present on the Cam pus Miss Bottle Breck is at home from Baker City Oregon where she has been teaching during the past winter Mrs W P Smoot and Mrs M A Smoot of Maysvllle are guests of Dr and Mrs C E Smoot on Broadway Mrs W F Turner and children have returned to Paris after a visit to her sisterinlaw Mrs Alice Jones Mr Curtis Adams who halecn instructing a class in physical culture in Lancaster was in the city last Pri dayMr Sam Phelps who has been in Tucson Arizona for several months has returned to his home near White RaIl Miss Fannie Culton of Richmond visited Misses Fannie and Nannie Flanery last week Valley View Ar gentMiss Edna Bronaugh of Nicholas ville has been the attractive guest of Miss Hester Covington and other re lativesMrs SaUte Cornelison and Miss Johnnie Cornelison Azbill will leave on the 30th for a months visit to rela tives in Kansas City Mo Mrs H L Perry entertained with an elegant card party on last Thurs dayafternoon with Miss Besse Hart of Cynthiana as guest of honor Miss Meritte Jones of Silver Creek and Miss Jennie Parkes of Paint Lick left Thursday for a Two weeks stayat the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Mr GeorgeMcRoberts of Danville and Mr James Higgins of Louisville were guests last week of Mr J F Higgins and family on Second street Mrs R L Gentry Jr and little son of Nashville Tenn are expected here the first of July for a two months visit with relatives in this cityLittle Misses Bertha Lucile and Margaret Tutt who have been spend ing several weeks with their aunt Mrs R K Stone have returned to LowellMr and Mrs Louis B Herrington and little son have returned to their home in Macon Ga after a pleasant visit to Mi and Mrs Harvey Chenault near town Miss Nannie Hunt Powell who has been attending school at Science Hill Shelby ville has returned home for the summer much to the delight of her many friends Mrs Cabell H Chenaultof Partates New Mexico has arrived and will spend the summer with relatives here Mr Chenault will come later Their visit back to their old home is a source of much pleasure to their many friends familywiuMr J Ellison Brock secretary of the Mississippi Valley Trust Co at St Louis They will spend several weeks and will incidentally take In the Great Fair Mrs Lillie Logan Keene and daugh tcrMarion Keene have returned from South Carolinia where they have spent the past year and will spend the summer with Mrs Sanderson in this cityand Mrs Thompson Burnam at Silver Creek v The following complementory and highly appreciated letter has been received at this office NEW YORK June 14 1904 Yon will please change my address to 238 West 114th Si New York City I have missed one Issue of your val uable paper and It is like missing a friend from home Wishing you sue cuss and trustsng my paper will be forwarded to mynew homo I am sincerely L L BRIGHT engravedinvitations friends in this city Rev end Mrs William W Hall invite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter Mary Orear to IInckJNlneteenhuudred and tour At halfpast seven oclock Rose Hill jMaysville Kentucky IICI3tllv aI AjjersDo short hair Of course you dont Do you like thick heavy smooth hair Of course you do Then why HairVigor not be pleased Ayers Hair Vigor makes beautiful heads of hair thats the whole story Sold for 60 years I tare Wed Ayart fOLa longtime It Is indeed a wonderful hair tonic restoring health to the lp and at the same time proving a aplendid dreistng- Da 1ATux InS ico a bottle J CATXRCO Lowell Mil dmmatafor Weak Hair Miss Edna Bronaugh of Nicholasvllle ind Miss Ella Pendleton of WInches- ter The guests included most of the members of the younger set and the occasion came up to the standard of all the entertainments given at the Turley home MlsaTnrley is a charm- Ing hostess and her home in an ideal one for entertaining Dancing was indulged in until a late hour and de licious refreshments concluded the eveningenjoyment The following appeared in Sundays Lexington Democrat from the Times Dispatch of Richmond Va Mrs Charles P Williamson of Lexington Ky announces the engagement of her daughter Sadie Gabriella to Mr Robert M Kent of this city The wed ding will take place at noon June 29 at the home of the bride at Lexington Ky the Rev Dr Carey E Morgan formerlyof Seventh Street Christian church in Richmond performing the ceremony The bride will be attend ed by her sister as maid of honor and Dt Charles W Kent of the Universi ty of Virginia will be best man to the groom After their wedding tour Mr and Mrs Kent will return to Richmond and subsequent to July 12th will have apartments at No 320 South Third street Miss Williamson is most pleasantly remembered in Richmond vhere she spent several years when her father was principal of the Richmond Female Seminary Through her father she is connected with a number of prominent Williams burg and Virginia families Her mother is a Kentuckian and has trans mitted much of her refinement and charm of manner to her daughter Mr Kent is the son of Mr Robert M Kent for many years an esteemed citizen of Louisa Va He is the cashier of the Capital Savings bank of this cityand is a young man who is as highly esteemed as he is well known The above item will be of great in terest hero where Miss Williamson Is well known although during her residence in this city she was a little girl in short dresses Her father the late C P Williamson was for years prin cipal of Madison Institute and at the same time pastor of the Christian church Her many friends will be eager to extend heartiest congratnla tions and best wishes for a happy married life MATRIMONIAL LtJNSFORDTonD Mr Albert Luns ti8lIlicense hereond were married at Argvlp n the 8th hist Winchester Sentinel STIVRSIIEILToNMr Frederick M Stivers and Miss Mnsa J Heiitnn both of New York were married yesterday at the St Charles Hotel by Elder A J Tribble- TonDVAijiiACE The marriage of Dr Calvin Grier Tood ard Miss Jennie Gregg Wallace was celebrated last Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs 0 T Wallace Time core mony took piece in the parlor which was beautifully decorated in white and pink roses The bride a brilliant bru nette wore an elegant white crepe del chene She was preceded by Miss Barbara Thompson of Frankfort and Miss Mattie McCormack who carried a garland of flowers The bridesmaids costumes were of white organdy The little flower girls were Lydie Elmore and Annie Belle Bnrnslde Maters Ed Walker and Wm Wal loC were attendants Rev Charles Young officiated The bridal table was done in white and pink roses The place cards were clever sketches in color done by Miss Annie Wallace The bride is a very attractive woman andbeloved by alt who know her The groom is a popular physician of Belton S C The presents were costly and numerous Dr and Mrs Todd left Monday for Bel ton S C which will be their future home About seventy five guests were present CentralRecordH- AMIITONCOYIE The marriage of Mr James W Hamilton and Miss Bessie Coyle which occurred on Jat Wednesday afternoon was the culmination of a long and happy courtship Tbe ceremony which made them man and wife was pronounced by Rev Hugh McLellan at his home on Lancaster avenue with Dr J C Morgan and Miss Addle Hunley as attendants Im mediately after the ceremony the happy couple were driven to the L N depot over which road they left for a visit to the Worlds Fair and Kansas City Both bride acd groom are well known here where they have spent a ereater portion of their lives Mr Hamilton is the popular agent for the- N in this city and is a gentleman of tlieliiehest type He is a son of Mr and Mrs John Hamilton of Union City and lite His parents is possessed of those principles that insure success n life He is the present Eminent ryKnightsof highest integrity and character His bfide is a daughter of the late Algan Coyle and is a young lady of rare intellect For number of years she has been one of tile valued teachers at Cald well High School She has a sweetness of disposition and a charm of manner that endear her to all with whom Bho comes IB contact She is gilled with those traits of womanhood to1tbemanjoins with others in wishing Mr and Mrs Hamilton th bet that life affords After a three weeks toiir ihrcingh time west they wlU retiifli to thk city where th y will Wl M jKwwAto tfceir many frwwi II iX t j c ir il New Way tciSel1 Medicine B L MlddeltonGivesGuaranteeBond With Mlona Natures Cure for Dyspepsia JJ ti Middelton hits made arrangements to sell Miona the marvelous digestive regulator in a new and hith erto unheard of way furnishing a guarantee bond with every package GUARANTEE BOND In purchasing box of JIlon the pur chaser is requested to have this guarantee signed byE L Mlddelton as his personal agreement to refund the money on return of empty box If Miona fails to cure dyspepsia and all stomach troubles Signed B L Middelton will give the above bond with every flOe box of Mio na he sells You run no risk in buying Mio naThai everyone may have faith in this scientific cure for dyspepsia Miona is sold under a positive guarantee to refund the money if it does not do all that is claimed for It Everyone who troubled with dys pepsia headache distress after eating dizzy feeling or loseof appetite or who is losing weight and in aiun down con diton should take the guarantee bond to B L Middelton and commence the Miona at his risk remembering that he treatment costs you nothing unless tdoes all that is claimed for It 1m The highest market cash price will be paid for wool by Covington Arnold Bra Take them your wool SOatf See E Deatherage before selling your wool tf FAIth LICK Misses Bettie and Lucy Francis Meritt Jones Jennie Parkes and Mrs Ernest Woods and daughter Ethel have gone to the Worlds Fair Misess Nannie McBrideof Louisville and Hattje Levory of Jessamine are visiting Messrs James and Robert GuynMiss Margaret Sandusky has returned to her home near Keene after a pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs B O GuynMr G W Higgins visited the family of Mr Wm Wallace for a few days Charles Young who has been on a visit to his father Rev C L Young leaves this morning for New York Mrs Ed Norris and children of Richmond visited Mill Pattie Engle man last week Mrs Dr Walker has been on the sick list for a few days but glad to know that she is better Susie Nooe daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Nooe died after a short illness at their home near Paint Lick lIrs Minerva Pulling is suffering with rheumatism- Mr Champ Shumate is on the sick listSThe medicine mail with his show has been in Paint Lick for the last week and having good crowds at night The saw mill of Moore HnmbUn has at last commenced running much to the delight of the loafers iu our burgA protracted meeting commenced At the Christian Church at Kirk ille Sa urday night conducted by Brother Simmons MEMORIES OF THE EOME5TEAD Dimly through a mist of years My old homestead I see With its many ancient gables And iU daisystrewn lea There we roamed gay and happy By the creek and the rills While the sun set in its beauty Oer the old Kentucky hills I recall again the woodland Where the sweet flowers grew We loved eachgladfaced blossom Each leaf and bud we knew We traced the rippling brooklet Down to the busy mills While the fog laden breezes blew Oer the old Kentucky hills Ob those glad youthful days Were in the silent yore The loving ties are broken The homestead is no more My eyeswith tar ate heavy My heart with sorrow fills When I think of the dear onCl asleep On the old Kentucky lulls But the flowers still are blooming And other glad hearts roam And gather the white blossoms On the spot I call home The brooklet still is rushing The thrush its glad song trills And the sun still sets in beauty Oer the old Kentucky hills NMC Ruthton K- yPublic Sale OF Splendid Blue Grass Farm At White Hall Ky JULY 20 1904 SamuelBennettKentuckyWednesday oclock a m The placecontains about three hundred acres all In a nigh state flnesthome8turnpikeixsouth of Lexington it is three miles RedHouseon the L A R it and directly on the projected Interurban Electric Road TherpIsElegant Brick Residence of fourteen rooms besides halls porches and portico with six room dry cellar keepinJfruitsywinter an ice house on the bank of a pond that keeps ice all the ear sflrvantshouse exceptionallyfinestores and three brick churches all prepentfortygood timothy meadow second yeses grow h and about two hundred and twenty a res in fine blue grass sod of fencltigIsand never falling There Is a fine young orchard selected by Hillen meyer of one hundred apple trees besides cherries plums pears and beforeNovember purchaserTermsof sale This farm should be seen to be appreciated Visitors will be shown nrtherIRfortion ote tamed from Wkr In SaIIeIIett Rkbmoud White ihil j or iIIMM JiIIeit lexilcj t tt 5s z lI 7I7I l 7F 1i SPECIALS t this week Ah10PdsOxfords Your Choice For 7 l ci 3S 00 r Rice and Arnoldy THE ONE PRICE HOUSE tt JffiffiIDetroitplus 50c July 5 6 7 limited July 121 account Baptist Young Peoples Union of America Fourth of July rates one an onethird fares round trip minimum 60c Dates of sale July 3 4 and 5 limitedto 8 Eureka Springs Ark and return one fare plus 50 cents July 6 to 9 limit ed August 7 account Southern Summer School of Chautauqua Hot Springs and Eureka Springs Ark and return during June July Au gust and September tickets will be sold at one fare plus S3 limited sixty days from date of sale Chautauqua Lake and return July 7 limited August 9 and July 28 limited August 30 1475 Chicago and return one fare plus SOc June 16 to 20 limited June 29 account Repulican National Convention Mavsville Ky and return one fare plus 25c June 20 and 21 limited June 25 account Kentucky State Teachers Association St Louis Mo and return one fare plus SOc July 234 5 and 6 limited July 15 account Democratic National and return one fare plus 25c July 16 17 and morning train of 18 limited 25 Extended August 25 on de posit 50c account B POE- West Baden and French Lick Springe Ind and retnrn one fare plus 50c July 21 to 24 limited August 11 account Commercial Law League of America J W Hamilton Agent WHEN IN CINCINNATIGO ZOOLOGICALGARDEN LARGEST ANIMAL COL LECTION IN AMERICA MERRY GO ROUND PONY TRACK AND OTHER AMUSEMENTSBAND DAILY AFTERNOON AND EVENING SPECIAL RATES TO lAIGE PAITItS z = Credit is a fine thing Thrift is better Deposit with liStateJ ITrust Elegant Home POt Sale thehomeTuvis deceased situated near the L KySaid5 J2Acres of Land with a good two story frame residence repairrgootl pIceofrcsideBee elpropartpleasure im Ikowing same Hlt TEVI1 tf JUCR Y i i y llimm h7Fh 1Richmond E + Phone 188 1 ii7fII Roses Heliotropes Ferns ffi Asparagus etc a callPrices Reasonable rA SAL BERT JFIt J lot of hard unneces sary work tJ and save work time worry produce better food with less loss of nutriment by 50 per cent A good Gas is and Vwe furnish good Ranges J f j Ranges rWhy Wear Your Life Away andJworries Cook With Range economical WIFEcDONT ROAST HERIGas unpleasant Gas which keep ARE YOU INTERESTED lIP SEE t9c6mornWater d eight Co DO IT NOW r rBig Hill Coal Co RETAIL YARD DepotOld ALNITE COALBest and Cheapest Buy your winter supply now and save money Phone 93 WallPaper the pas bill low H F BARKER Agt Oddities Predominate This Year Tkern have beetu times t when It seepfd as If all Jrlpapers looked allfcebut frthat is eertaial sot the cue this year jCC i We bare K TOMJ rdzcally fdifferent tjl8 that thecV f r Is vary little likelikoodj nO5V Mtg what yoajelec v tlNrty oMofrourf l ti bwrs will a k aiflstyle u 1 C Jeo II Willghig l fi I0L ctfrFNmM7 Etc u IIn i r r 9N 1 W 7 T TU y Y W T W W b 11- t f w i- r2S t ti i ft r t i Z i Ji1 41 Fi y J Loom Ends at low prices linked with goodvalues Plenty of good picking for dollar and penny savers Astonishing buying chances This is the store that saves you money Be alive tQ the opportunity A store full of Bargains foreverybody Youll see what you want andwant what you see IeI I i Ie The Sale bring The store that does things as advertised Dont fail to get your share of the Bargains The proof of the pudding is the eating Plenty ofsavingfor economical purchasers This is Your 10 Save to Buy the Best Merchandise on at LeLs s Half Regular Retail An extra force of sales people will be employed during the Loom End Sale r store will be closed at 8 IOuI each theoSale to give us a chance to get ready for next days business a- We J want big crowds at our LOOM END SALE and here are are the prices to draw them Loom End prices on our entire stock of Lauli s Muslin Underwear Look for Krd Tickets for Bargains tscs v- I rRead the items over dont miss a named on this L Ju srts Loom End Prices on 300 SHOESairs Sandals that were good values at 150 Loom End price 95c 4 M pus Vici and Patent LeatherShoes regular price 250 Loom End price will be 175 Loom End prices on every SHrc in the big tore Look for Red Tickets Fur Lopm End Bargains Towels 25 dozen good Towels regular pr price4cLoom End look for red tickets for bargains in every t 4 4- i That the Crowds tpo o oo 0 otioa ooodoooooo LOOJJI ENDSvovovo vv v v vvv 1 w neighbors than vowoovvvvo manufacture commonly accumulate buyers succeeded at of End SaIOur and Gom of Smile make are invited a our store view the most wonderful Remnants ever Loom Ends Ends Bargains Begins i be all 3000 yards Wm blk and white and best in of ten yards and under full width price Gc Loom End price 21c 2500 yards of silk in short 10 yds and under full width price 6c Loom o 2800 yi do fancies and white grays short if sold from bolt price would be Ge per yd Loom End price 2fc 3000 yds fancy de sirable short 10 yds and value Gc per yd Loom End price 2tc 2500 yds High Art Wash Goods light and dark colors if sold in a way would be good value tit 15c per ya Loom End price 5c 2800 yds 3 10 yd all loom ends and good value at 12sc per yd price Gic W D Co Kyi Our day prints quality regular novelty prints lengths regular American Indigo regular shirting prints quality lengths Novelty regular 36inch Percales lengths perfect LoomEnd Loom 1800 yards Bleached Damask full width good value if sold a regular way would be 40c yd Loom End price rMVi 3500 yds 3G inch Bleach Cotton loom regular value Sic per yard Loom End price 5c 3000yds Bleach regular lOc seller lengths of 10 yds and under Loom End price Gtc 400 Madras short lengths sells in a regular way at 15c per yd Loom End price Sic 450 yds Dotted Swiss in season 36inches wide good value at I5c per yd Loom End Sale price 10c 500 yds India Linen if sold regular way would be good value at 8tc Loom End price 5c 300 yds Silk 25c per yard Loom End price 12ie Bargains forupholsteringandportiers I Delay Dont spare please Things all Through Chance Bjoney Earth carefullyI department Every factory and mill in the of their productaccumulates- mill ends oom ends they are called They are short ends from the looms 12 10 yards in length These short ends are laid aside until the of the weaving season then they are tiedup in great bundles and disposed of by weight oso much for a hun dred pounds instead of much a yard The price always than the actual cost of the raw material they are made from Loom Ends in all mills therefore careful buyers by a persistent system of ouying cen secure loom ends of every kindof piece goods that are made a FIVE CASES Loom make call store sale black under Corded just a 800 yds Figured and Plain Linen Crash for mens suits and ladies dresses etc price 20c Loom Sale price lie per yd 200 yds fine Velvet Valour the kind you use price 75c Loom price 13c per yard 100Ladies Wash price 150 Loon End price S9c 500 Ladies ill wool Skirts in all price from J 4 Loom End price 159 Loom End on all Tailor made Suits and Skirts i to your I we no to you or as to end lessso I I this as 111 End Skit ts 250 to End the 500 Lace and 20c End a JOc 500 Lace tan and 25c End Sale loc Silk End 39c yd 500 yds Silk all for and 89c End Sale 59c GOO full wide ta Silk not to ular 1 End 79c 700 yds full Silk not 125 End 99c 300 ads full wide Silk wi ar 148 End 118 backup ment Bargain End Bargain nothing It bring Dont forget pains being fa to pocket in the the the To Farmero- r owner team bringing greatest number and to this Sale in load will you to is to lowing conditions town in load must brought to Bee have in securing sacrifice TRENTY BIG Remnant Bargains Great Loom we propose to offer such unheard buying chances during sale to Tremble and Buyers You to lengthy at to display of Mill Remnants Sale gray to in ends in yds in at End End in every on article in store End prices on everything SATURDAY MORNING Closeswill closed Friday June 17th readYfor this Loom End Loom End Bargains Simpsons lengths Simpsons Era prints manufacturers lengths regular Oldham SATURDAY End Bargains 27c Cottona Amoskeag manufacturers Satsuma Floulardssells regular conceivable z Loom End regular regular regular lengths regular prices named Dont Dont Wait Dont Miss hesitate Miss Good Store Price elation dozen Ladies Plain Hose regular price Loom grit dozen Ladies Hose in fancy regular value Loom price 500vds imported Wash former Loom price Black Taffeta in colors used making waists dresses regular price Loom price yds Black Taffe split price Loom price yard wide Black Taffeta to split regular price Loom yard Taffeta regular price Loom price June 18th Evening Julygetting MissBargainsLoom End Bargains Lislethread prie50c underskirts guaranteed guaranteed guaranteed 5000 yds fine in bran new stuff from 1 to 150 End 89e yds Blue and 50 wide 65c to 75c End 45c per yd End on Hats for the Red for End JI ttl tt r n II I J0 i 1- Orr o0 oif r c I i that state we A feast that will re ++++++++by our Sale+ + ++ + ++will the sale on It surpass our efforts in bar miss this Its a you get Get for Dont forget bring your book Dont be price tickets rpoor of a the of men one be given a 10 Suit of Clothing All do with the fol I Must be out of must be one be the Cash Store L End Loom prices Loom every Loom you black yard reg price 8 Oclock Loom Bargains Black Dress Goods all the new weaves regular price Loom price GOO Black Sicilian inches prise Loom price Alpine Loom prices all Look Price Ticket Loom Bargains Look for Red Tickets HODH Busy Bee rash Richmond Ky + + +++++++ +++++ j++ Eyh JiJ b yjJL i 2 111 Good goods every make long be membered Save money attending Great Loom + ++make this greatest money saving record shall all former gain giving Dont grand opportunity chance seldom something almost modoubtDont overlook the 1Dont The women have comply from Busy department prices End regular Store GLIMAXt IWe REMEMBER THIS SALE WILL BE A STRICT5LY CASH SALE EVERYTHING SOLD FOR CASH AND CASH ONLY Clothiqg 300 Boys Cassimer Knee Suits regular price 150 Loom End Sale price 9Se 200 Boys knee Suits regular price 250 to 3 Loom End Sale price 175 goodi475 wayfromprice will be 1098 600 Mens Suits elegant patterns new styles that sold at 1000 and 1150 Loom EndSale price will be 8850 e Watch the Red Price Tickets in Every Depart ment for Loom End Bargains tt 1000 Mens Fine Madras Shirts regular price from 50c to 75c Loom End Sale price 30e Get Loom End prices oil all Carpets Mattings Rugs Lino leums Lace Ourtarus Oil Shades Trunks Valises and all goods LOOkiforbasement goods for Loom ioJnd prices Red Tickets e i I 0 ICIf I 1 V I I 0 I orD I T I I Y I T T V I T I I I T T T r i r M t Loom Ends at low prices linked with goodvalues Plenty of good picking for dollar and penny savers Astonishing buying chances This is the store that saves you money Be alive to the opportunity A store full of Bargains for everybody Youll see what you want andwant what you see TeTIThe Sale That bring The store that does things as advertised DonT fail to get your share of the Bargains The proof of the pudding is the eating Plenty of saving for economical purchasers This is Your Chance to Save Money to guy the Best Merchandise ml Earth An extra force of sales peo ple will be employed during the Loom End Sale rwstore be closed at S IOuI each eveng during the Sale to give us a chance to get ready for next days busi ness Joeria We want big crowds at our LOOM END SALE and here are are the prices to draw them Loom End prices on our entire stock of Luli s Muslin Underwear Look for l Vd TickHs for Bargains r the items over IHead 011 miss this a sin carefullyI 1 eawlswr J Loom End Prices o- nShOES300 pairs Ladles Oxfordsand Strap Sandals that were good values at 150 Loom End price 95e M ins Vici and Patent LeatherShoes regular price End price wiH Loom End prices on every 2 gHI M K 2 in the big tore LooJcfol RedTickets fur Loom Em 0 Bargains Towels r ueJ75 25 dozen good Towels reru1arprice 19J Loom End price 4c look for red ticket r for bargains in every department t k t the Crowds vvovowvvvooovv ogoovapoo LOOM ENDSZZ aL have at FIVE BIG End this sale make and we You invited make our the most ever I I be for End 3000 yards Wm blk and white and gray prints best of ten yards and under full width price Gc Loom End price 2f 2500 yards silk in short 10 yds and under full width price Gc Loom E gripe 2800 do Indigo fancies black and white grays manufacturers short if sold from bolt price would Gc per yd Loom End price 2c 3000 yds fancy prints short 10 yds and under Gc per yd Loom End price 2c 2500 High Art Wash Goods light and dark colors sold in a way would be good value at 15c per Loom End price 5c 2800 yds 36inch 10 yd all loom ends and goodvalue at 12Je yd Loom End price Gic w Oldham Co ar Richmond v v Q a 0 i2 2 End 1800 yards full width good value if sold in way would be 40c yd Loom End price v D Ky 2i2 be yu 3500 yds 36inch Bleach Cotton mends value Sc per yard Loom End price 5c Bleach Cottona lOc seller in of 10 yds under Loom price GJc 400 yds Amoskeag Corded manufacturers short sells in wayat lye per yd Loom End price 8c 450 yds Dotted Swiss just in season wide good yalue 15c per yd Loom End Sale price 500 yds India Linen if sold in regular way would be good value at 8ic Loom End price 5c 300 yds Silk 25c yard Loom End price 12e End Skirts- regular Delay Wait Miss i z hesitate your neighbors spare no pains to please e Miss the Store I Every and mill in the manufacture of their accumulates mill ends or oom as they are commonly called They are short ends from the looms J2 10 yards in length These short ends are laid aside until end of the weaving season then they are in great and disposed of by so much for a hun dred of so much a yard The price less than the actual of the raw they made from Loom Ends accumulate in all mills careful by a persistent system of secure ends of every conceivable kindof goods that are madeot fr fr 800 yds for mens suits and etc 20c End Sale lie per yd 200 yds fine the kind use i3c per 100 150 End 89u 500 all wool all from 250 End 5159 End all and I we you pocket all g ends are cuying cen Less than Half Price greatest number Clothing brought Great Loom End SaIOur buyers succeeded Competition securing sacrifice Tremble unheard TWENTY buying and Buyers during CASES Smile Loom Bargains Remnants thought Richmond Loom Ends Mill Ends Remnants Bargains Sale Segues value Plain Linen Crash hidus price Loom price Valour price Loom yard Ladies Wash price Loom price Ladies Skirts price Loom price Loom named Tailor made Suits Skirts It Dont bring Dont forget being loom piece Velvet at End department the store End everything you buy SATURDAY MORNING Closesstore will closed Friday June 17th all getting readYfor this None Can Afford Miss Loom End Bargains Simpsons quality lengths regular Simpsons novelty lengths regular American lengths regular shirting desirable quality lengths regular Novelty regular Percales perfect SATURDAY Loom Bargains Bleached Damask regular 27cl regular 3000yds regular lengths Madras lengths regular 36inches Satsuma Floulardssells regular factory product tiedup bundles weight pounds instead always material therefore buyers chancespropose prints prints Evening July z EverybodyOpportunityLoom Bargains Figured dresses regular forupholsteringandportiers regular pries Dont Dont Dont Dont Good Things Through Regular Retail End Bargains 500 dozen Ladies Lace and Plain Hose 20c Loom Effd price lOc 500 dozen Ladies Lislethread Lace Hoe black tan and regu lar value 25c Loom End Sale 15e 500 yds imported Wash Silk prie59c Loom End 39c yd 500 yds Silk all colors used for makingunderskirts and dresses regularprice 89c Loom End Sale price 59c 600 yds full wide Black Taffeta Silk guaranteed not split reg ular price End price 79c 700 yds wide Black Silk guaranteed not split price 125 Loom End 99c 300 yds full wide Silk wear guaranteed regular Loom End price 118 our fr Dont forget to bring book in overlook price the r Farmero- r of team of and women to in one be given a Suit to is fol be out of be in one be to L of Remnant a to of to are to a at to w of of in Loom prices Loom prices Loom prices in c of d yi if 3 to a lo a at a at to 4 to to in in on in on in on price in fancy price former price Black Taffeta in waists yard to 1 Loom Taffeta to price yard Taffeta price June iStibi 8 Oclock Our day sale Bargains Loom lengths regular lengths Loom regular regular To comply lowing lengthy Loom End Bargains 5000 fine Black in all new bran new stuff regular price from Si to 150 Loom End price 89c 600 Blue and Black Sicilian 50 inches wide regular prise 65c Loom End price 45c per yd Alpine End prices on all Hats Look for the Price Ticket for Loom End Bargains Look for Red Tickets HOLDH Busy Bee Cash Store Richmond Ky A V 2i I f Good goods that backup every state ment we make A Bargain feast that long will be re membered ++++++++Save money by attending i + Great Loom Sale +++JI We will make this the greatest money saving sale on record It shall surpass all our former efforts in bar gain giving miss this grand Bargain opportunity Its a chance you seldom get Get something for almost nothing y y 1 t your Dont be doubtDont the tickets i the fullyard LII The or owner a bringing the men this Sale load will 10 ofAll you have do to with the I conditions Must from town must loadmust the Busy Bee Cash Store offer such as call store view yds per and End 10c per the cost and you 75c every End every article To 8148 yds Dress Goods the weaves yds toToc Loom Red jil End Dont y REMEMBER THIS SALE WILL BE A STRICTLY CASH SALE EVERYTHING SOLD FOR CASH AND CASH ONLY v 300 Boys Cassimer Knee Suits regular price 150 Loom End Sale price 98c 200 Boys knee Suits regular price 2 = 0 to 3 Loom End Sale price 175 500 Mens Cassimere Suits good value at 750 Loom End Sale price 475Mens Suits worth in regular wayi from 1250 to 15 Loom End Sale price will be 1098 600 Mens Suits elegant patterns new styles that sold at 1000 and 1150 Loom End Sale price will be 850 Watch the Red Price Tickets in Every Depart ment for Loom End Bar gains t1000 Mens Fine Madras Shirts regular price from 50c to 75c Loom End Sale prico 39c Get Loom End prices on all Carpets Mattings Rugs Lino Jeums Lace Qfrtaius Oil Shades Trunks Valises and all goods carrien in our basement Look for Red Tickets on Carpets and basement goods for Loom End prices Red Tickets o t t r f 16- i J ffs t a 1 he Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 191 Anroncucmcnts To the Voters of Ibe Fifth Arr Ulle Court Du trict of Eenlttckr- I AM a candidate for Judge of Ill Court of Appeals from this District sulijeot to the artion of the Demoora tl jrty As Circuit Judge It be came my duty to trys number oJ criminal case which have become part of the States hIstory and 11- 1mot t critical time As Judge of thi State Fiscal C urt It fell to my lot u construe the Statutes adopted to put in free the provisions of the now Constitution as well as to construe thi pro ent Constitution whenever a con tmversy iroso as to its proper con struction Almost innumerable case hnve burdened the dockets of my court touching the right of corpora tions and the exercise of franchises under the law How well I have dIll charged my duties under such trying circumstances is left to you to deter mineI be very grateful to all who feel they can assist me to secure the high position and office to which I aspire Vorv respectfully JAMES E CANTIULL tf John D Carroll r A Cudite lor Appellate Jnde in this District Hon John D Carroll of Newcastle onR of the best known lawyers in the State has announced as a candidate for Appellate Judge in this district BiihjAct to the action of the Democratic party Mr Carrolls friends espec tally in the legal profession have for a lone time desired to see him on the bench of the highest court in the State He has held several offices of trust and honor and in all ofj them acquitted himself with creditgWhen quite a young man he servedltwotterms in the Legislature was a member of the Con stitutional Convention and one of the three commissioners appointed by the Governor to revise the statute laws of the State to conform to the changes made by the constitution and was tor three years chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee He is the editor of Carrolls Kentucky Codes of Practice and Carrolls Kentucky Statutes lawbooks thatlare in general use and that may be found in the office of every lawyer in the State A man of high integrity great Industry with an extensive and accurate knowledge of the law and in the prime of life his large circle of frtands believe ho would make a splendid J Judge Trimble Democrat i tf FOR CONORKSS We are authorized to announce Hon D L MOORB of Mereer county us tt candidate for Congress In Ibe Bifihth District to succeed Hon Q O Gilbert subject to the action of Democratic paTty Your support Is earnestly tolictttd Ve are authorized to announce H HELM of Lincoln county a candidate for ConRTCH from this the Eight CoagreMtonal District Subject to the action of the Demoeiatlc party We are authorized to announce HON O G GILBERT a candidate for Oongrews to iucceed himself from this the Eighth Congressional Diairkt Mibject to the action of the Demo critic party We are authorized to announce PRANK TURNBB a eandWme for Congress from this the Eighth District subject to the action of the Democratic darty FOR CITY ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce R B ROBERTS a candidate for Oily Attorney sub- Ject to the action of the Democratic party FOR COUNTY JUDGE We are artltorized to announce JUDGE J C CHENAULT a candidate for the office of County Judge At Madison County Subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce JUDGE N B TURPIN a candidate for the office of Coon ty Judgu of Madison county Subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce W R LRTCHBR JR a candidate for County At torney subject to the action of the Democratic are authorized to announce R B CROOKK a candidate for 5ounty Attorney snbject to the action of thM Democratic party We are authorized to announce W R BBACKKLFORD a candidate for County At torney of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR SHERIFF We are authorized to announce JNO W VLIARD a candidate for Sheriff of Madison County subject to the action of the Democrat- Ic authorized to announce B B Million a candidate for Sheriff of Miullson County sub bert to the action Democratlo Party We are authorized to announce H H COL YER a candidate for Sheriff of Madison coon ty subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR JAILER We are authorized to announce F J PERKINS of Baldwin a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce D C GRIGGSas a candidate for Jailer of Madison County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce THOM O GURKY as a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party Ve are authorized to announce G W DERlNGERu candidate for Jailer of Madison enmity snblecl to the action of the Democratic are authorized to announce N B JONES a candidate for Jailer of Madison County sub lee tto the action ql the Democratic patty We are authorized to announce J B DOZIER a candidate for Jailer of Madison connty sub- Ject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce A J ROSS a candidate for Jailer of Madison county sub let to the action of the Demcttic party We are authorized to announce MORGAN TAYLOR a candidate for Jailer of Madison county snbjet to the action of the Democratic party GPAltiUSUcounty subject to the action of the Democratic party ANDERSONLAKESa Jailer of Madison county subject tothe action of the Democratic party UINNEDYcountysublectWe are authorized to announce BUCK MadisonCountyic Party M e are authorized to announce ln PARKE countyaubject TERBiLL1 mocraUcfCOUNTY SUPERINTENDENT IFORauthorized to announce E P BEN odldale fur Superintendent of Pub theactIFEDWARDS totheJORNNOLANDncjtndliae totheFOR ASE8Ort- t BAttBnofes Democraftparty DUNNaCOulity partyWej GOLDEN a candidate for tasessor of Madijo eratlc county party ubject to the action of the Demo I pan countyBOYDPWsubject to the acUoi Cf the Demucratl I f a w4y 1 1 I Spring is Comm I That means spring cleaning and a general renovating everything Every housewife will want something new in the way of mIDVmn Wlp IQIDl evEWYi to freshen up her home for summer We have thing and enything in the Furniture line from the smallest piece up to the most massive Bedroom Suits I We have also odd Dressers and Washstands Dressing Trbles Chiffoniers Diningroom Furniture Beautiful Iron and Brass Beds Pedestals Tabourettes Fancy Odd Chairs Couches Davenports and everything Come to our store on the corner of Second and Irvine streets and we will take pleasure in showing you our Full and Complete Stock Our Undertaking Department is carried on in the most up to date manner Giye us a call whether you want to buy or not WISi OLDHAM PROFESSIONAL CARD- SATTOI1TS M MILLERR ATTOBNSYJTLtWR- ICHMOND KBNTOOCT Building next door to Office n the Burnam armers National Bank Ieb3iy SUJLtV AN JA ATrORNSYATLAW- IRICHMOND KENTUCKY ffice over State Bank Trust Co op wsite Court House on Main Street 0 D M CHENAULT ATTORNEYS AT LAW KENTUCKY IIOHMOND Office on Second street over Chen ults grocery W R LETCHER AttorneyalLaw KKSTOCKY RICHMOND eSTOffice over Taylor Bros Store ACKSON ROBERTS ATTORNEYS AND- COUNSBLLORS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office in John Bennetts old law office over Perry Thomas drugstore PSYSIOIANS DRS GIBSON GIBSON PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS RICHMOND KENTUCKY lIice In the Dr Hobson building MiinStreet DENTAL SURGERY QT 1eII t QnSQI DENTIST OP LoUIsVILLE Ky ayOfflce next door to Government Building tchraBnd Ky Omce hours 8 to li1 to 4 novlTly V M Blanton DENTIST aaOfflce iii Bennett Building tlanlyTELEPHONE 196 L OYallceDO- flrs E OYauce DO Osteopathic Physicians Uobsbn Literature furnished ou application CONSULTATION FREE Graduates Southern School ot Ostheopsthy Asheville N C center of the beautiful Land of the Sky A superb elevated platEau the lowest point of which is two thousand feet above the level of tbe sea Situated in he most favorable portion of the temperate zone The ofllnial Government records of Western North Carolina which are unimpeachable evidence give the following averaues Spring 53 40 F Sum mer 7072 Fi Autumn 5348F Winter 3887 F with a mean for the whole year of 54 15 F and a mean relative hu midity of but 65 per cent A natural paradise where all human ills find quick rellef Reached only by the Southern Railway For Land of the Sky booklet Summer Resort folder etc1 send twocent stamp to Geo B Allen A GPA SU Louis Mo C II HU 1gerford D P A LouisyilleiKy DR LANDMAN Hotel Glyndon Wednesday June 15 1904 i Louinille AtluU RL rOLQ DAILY EX SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVE DICHMOND or ven iiie Lwrenctt urr tmtrtbyrjlle Louisville and Cincinnati 1 For InIne Mud DeattyTillo 200 pm TRAINS ABBIVH RICHMOND Prom LonisTllle Xexington and Il51amCincinnati 1isltr ra S55IProw JU H KMUITH STiP A VC BBwWtfj Jty KvXoolnm B A T IHJCJ S r Iej5 w wTri A FeU iJ CI Diamonds c Watches Clocks i r utg ass fI4andl j of very description These are some of tho V things to be found at Lanes Jewelry Store If your watch or clocl refuse to- go take them to Lane lie c will fix them If your ring needs resetting take it to Lanes hell fix that too If you want anything that can be found in a first class Jewelry Ofctablisliraont c to Lanes He is well fixed in these kind of articles v L ELaneJe- wekrC and Optician I Good Clean CQl1t Its a long way frort the coal mines to th coal bin And its long way from gettiiij whet you want wher you have to pay fo screening You wil get a load of satisfac tion every time you bu a load of coal from u Callor Telephone 1ityvi1la oi1 C- oD R Freeman7Mg Telephone J84- vir and Yard f ot Avru OLD JOE WHISKY Hand made Sour Mash Every drop guaran teed to lie pure It is of old style manu facture No aBETTER can be found Sfor medicinal pur poses You want the best Furnished Strictly to Family Trade 10 Year old in jugs 400 per gallon 10 bottles So II 5aI 0 jugs 2150I 5II bottles 3 tNew Whisky 180 per gallon Orders prompthylihIed WILEY SEARCY Prop Old Joe Distillery McBrajer novlvr Anderson county Ky New livery Firm Messrs Joe Collins and Robt Walker have opened a firstclass feed and sale stable in the old Adams livery stable on Irivne street and desire a share of patronage in this line Persons who come In from the country and want a place to have their horses fed and cleaned up will do well to take them to this stable Whose gentlemen are in the market the year round for Rood horses and per eons having good horses to sell should see Collins and Walker They also take lioreeq and brake them or put them in good celling condition Everybody knows what Bob Walker can do with horse The Collins Walker stable contains forty nice clean roomy stalls and the very best care will be taken ot horses put in this stable RetHember the place the old Adams stable on Irvine street now conducted by Joe Collins and Robt Walker 24Iehitr I Will Ktcdre Boirfen Mrs Vernon Eegs of 743 Kyard Ave Boardlrdnringthrates Mrs WJtwhVIS formerly Miss Mftbel TfcrriUof this city ifuhebovedbyiargecirccf rtkceivo ahi lMi ron pceillfrom thowbookowj p- ul 3r I I l f 4il 1 r r t 7 r U 1 I ee Illinois Central R iIr6 cftTwo Fast Express Trains Da jt Louisville to tMEMPHS AND NEW ORLEANS Direct Line to HOT SPRINGS ARKNew firstclass Line Chicago to iStPaul and Minneapolis and the Northwest Best of Service Free Reclining Chair Cars Pullman Sleepers Dining Service a la Carte oily line running thrinih personally conducted excursi m Sleepers Louis ville to California New Mexico Arizona and Texas Secial Low One way and Roundtrip Rates in effect on first mill third Tuesday in each month to the Southand Southwest Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas Farming in the South The Passenger Department of tlm Illinois Central K R Co is issuing monthly circulars concerning fruit growing vegetable gardening stock raising dairying etc in tho States of Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi anti Louisiana Every Farmer or Homoseeker who will forward his name anti ad dress to the nudfirBigned will be innitol free Circulars Nos 1 to 11 inclusive andothers as they hire published from month to month For through rate tickets and rates free copies of folders descriptive of Cuba and New Orleans apply to nearest rail road agent or address P W HARLOW D P A- Louisville TCv CoAo- s Thylozl t TAYLOR BROS 5e Has Everything the Farmer needs 4 3 fbis Spring Plowing He handles the celebrated Vulcan Plow And also has Cooking Stoves Ranges etc of the PricesC Jp- tlv Roofing and Guttering 3 e K Specialty tGVIE HIM A CALL i 11 WE MAKE 1 Fine Store and Office Fixtures Hard w o tf d r Floors Interior Finish 1 Stairways GrilIesc LET US MAKE AN ES TIMATE FOR YOU 7 Lexington Lumber and S Manufacturing Co- EMiinCORR Lexington Kentucky i fLAe Open gOO to prosperity offered those seeking business opportunities In The NorthWesti- san unexcelled field for investment The small tradesman th merchant the manufacturer the capitalists cauassured lyfind asuitable location 9 For A Business Openingi- n the cities and towns along the line and tributary to tile 3realJIorEAer4W51 Send 2 cents in stamps for Business Openings a de scriptive pamplet of the business opgp tumties of the NOrth- west For further information address any agent of the Great Northery Railway or address MAX BASS FI WHITNEY GoP T A Gen Iraigration Agt St PAUL MINN 220 S Clarkst Chicago Il- lSOUTHERN UfiNCRisiIRo iAND RAILWAY SHOqESTROUTEAND SCHEDULESEECINCI NT1 KNOXVIL11 TONiBRIMNOHA f 1jJ IotIIWCHHUTleNDIMKH 1 E Ctoriw T P A C Main CtfMt Lxn4ssfi WAGWIftt W C iYeniIhMMtptHOINIII TI t1 a 0 IQt f C fw 3 J l r n BthLDlWAAThATTERNinoStoy Struck by Lightning DecomesI Charged with Electricity A ninestory brick stone and iron building charged with 600 volts of elec tricitySuch was the unusual condition that prevailed at a building In Kansas City for three days according to City Elec- tricIan Bert Haldeman The llghtnlngenteredthebulldlngand affected some of the Insulation until the motor power running Into the build ing for the elevators became grounded on the Ironwork of the elevator shafts From there Mr Haldeman said It spread to every portion of the Iron structure of the elevators and shafts three in number and ran along till the parts of the building charged with the heavy current were so numerous thata shock was liable to be encountered any minute Withtbe- full force of 60 Xvolts this would have proved fatal but fortunately conditions about the building prevented the ono man who did get a shock from expert encing Its full force- S B Robertson one of the omclals of the company said that fortunately only one man received the force of the derelict current strong enough to be shocked at all and that was himself He had not been affected by the current he said Touching any part of the affected por tions with Iron or steel wpuld result In a sharp flash and display of electricity lighting the room up Some of those in the plant were beginning to get nervous when Mr Robertson had Mr JIaldeman summoned He shutoff the currents and set a force of men at work to reestablish normal conditions MANY ALIENS ARE CRIMINALS Eeport of Commissioner General of nmi iaoIiShowsAl g- c n on bf Affairs Mr F F Sargent ccbmmlsslonergen eral of immigration has made public the first Installment of his report on the number of alien criminals found In the penal institutions df the country In- Pnnsy1vahfa there are 5601 alleris in the penal institutions of the state 324 males and lITt females In 11 states Including New EnglandJ New York Now Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland there are 28135 aliens In the public Institutions penal and charitable and 384 are serving sen tences for murder The Irish lead In New England and of murderers per cent are Italians and 20 per cent are SlavsIn Pennsylvania these alien criminals and paupers numbered 1772 Slays 1218 Irish 1078 Germans 673 Italians 423 English 133 Scandinavians 84 Scotch 64 French 45 Welsh and 111 all other racesMr Sargent believes that an Investiga tion will show a large proportion of aliens in the penal and charitable mat tutlons of the whole country and these figures will be a convincing argument in favor of more stringent regulations governing immigration MARRY TO WIN A WAGER St Paul Young Folks Elope to Chi cago and Earn Bet of Ten Dollars WT Johnson and Miss Violet J Wil son of St Paul were secretly married recently and the young couple has won a wager of ten dollars The wedding was the culmination of a romance begun over the telephone wires less than iI year before Young Johnson is bookkeeper In his fathers establishment and used the telephone often Miss Violet Wilson was an operator at the central office of the Northwestern Telephone company and answered his calls Intermittent conversation soon ripened into a close and thoroughly sympathetic though Impersonal friendship Johnson and Miss Wilson recently were discussing hopes and possibilities with a young couple close friends and also devoted to each other A wager was made as to which couple would be married first and Johnson and Miss Wilson decided to steal a march on their friends Johnsons father received the following telegram from his son in Chicago Eloping couple arrived in Chicago O K Have your forgiveness ready when we return Regards from Mrs Johnson DOCTORS ARE POORLY PAID Physicians in London Hospitals Average But 370 a Yeaf with Board and Lodging Correspondence recently printed In London newspapers calls attention to the smallness of the salaries paid to house physicians In London hospitals Outof 20 examples selected the aver age salary Is about 370 a year In ad dition to board and lodging At St Bartholomews hospital one of the largest in London not only is no sal ary paid but the hospital doctors have to pay their own living expenses The result in all cases is the selection of physicians according to tho money they have and not through fit iiess as only men possessing private resources are able to take hospital posts There are many instances where excellent men have thus been excluded from appointments which aro filled by less skilled young doctor who happen to be wealthier Not Always the Case In awarding damages to a father who had a son and daughter In a street railway accident a Newark Judge set the boys value at 6000 and the girls at 3000 A woman may become a breadwinner he said a man must be one The Duluth Herald says It can show him quite a number who are not FRISCO SVSTEM SAINT LOUIS TO THE ENTIRE SOUTH liD WEST SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT IN KEEPING WITH MODERN IDEAS AND EXECUTION TO POINTS IN MISSOURI KANSAS ARKANSAS TEXAS INDIAN TERRITORY AD OKLAHOMA Par descriptive mutter through Bchoiloleg and other needed par tlculan address HI McGUIRE MTRICr PASStNGEPI AGENT Wl EAST OUflTI SistEr CINCINNATI OHIO tor Sale i new cottafte consisting ol four iiice jooian and hall front anti batik pitch nice injnt and back yard awl a g jodjcistenu tlu house has Just hem lever beea o- eesttIar ca1Latthii- 3 t + I tclC l i r rs A Splendid pjJJJrlT1ll1fJlff1ly Toinvest in Mining Stock in a rich mining property J situated three miles from Globe Arizona P Investors are requested tothoroughly investigate this property owned by tin v Arizona Colorad Copper Belt and 9- I Gold Mining and Milling V rBIHd Iwhich promise fo be equal to any ot the Great iM lucera In Arizonas wonderful rWorn Jerome to Blsbeazid r Absolutely in the Center of the Belt I And in the Center of the Globe 3Iinine District which asto past and present production and future promise is not excelled in the world V iso Acres in a cou act bodywlth undisputed title No debts of any kindMlevplopment still going r in the most modern and systematic manner 19 claimsand everv claim will be a mine or in sight Oft f A one Gold Siiver and Lead all In paying nntWes with good assays in 1m Uranium oleI V quantities of iron and lime assure reduction of ore on the ground y- jb Those who did not buy stock in the great minim properties of Arizona and other parts of the WeM wi A it was offered for tOe a share and later on went to 15 per share now buy in the I fAfizbnaColorado Copper Belt Gold Mining Milling Co ff which puts the Investor on the Gfround Floor with the Promoter Stock fully paid nonassessable i T- f ceeds from sale of stock goes into development work for machinery used In mining and miilinJ and the h 7 int and hanilling of ore from mine to mill No salaried officer to pay Dividends paid when mine is producing As an investment guaranteed ah p V lutely safe It IfllllH oflere as atp culation but as an investment for it must advance in price c For further Information address BOBT M FORKE Pres and Hen Mgr Main Office Ulobe Arizona rC What is tho name of the Refripitoi ana Ice Box that is lined with Grannla too Cork Mnd who soils them in town It w the North Star and can be found at D B Shackellord Co where it has boon for years ISatf 1 1 1 Til Tale ir No Cincinnati and Livings LT I2s46 p ra ton Exiess sonth bound 13U P NoG dnn tl and Livings 125 p m ton Express north boand 155 pm No 4 CInnatI and Livings 345 a m ton Express north bound 3M am No 5 Cinnati and Llvlnss U05 p tn ton Ex south bound 1105 pm No 10 Stanford and Mays villa Accm north bound 820 a m No 11 Stanford and Slays rr20pm ville Accm south bound No 21 Richmond and Rowland Accm south bound 820 a m No 22 RIchmond and Stan 420pm fordnortihound New Firm Having purchased the Rrxery and meat husiness of Robert Hurst near L tic N depot I cordially invite all my friends ns weI as till patrons of the old firm to call on me when needing anything in this line I will carry con stantly in stock only the best of goods aid my meat market will be supplied with the uices stock to be had and will uphold my reputation for being a neat cleatubutcher I also desire to purchase five cows jiving from three to four gallons milk per day Again soliciting a share of your patronage I am respectfully Mack M Hamilton East Main street Richmond Ky Phone 17 Agents WantedI Sfia day made by our men selling Air Lights Write for terms Chicaft Air Light Co 83 6th Ave chtica1 Tour Tript- o the Worldts at Fair St Louis in 1904t- o insure the Daylight Entrance to the Mound City and an unobstruc ted Panoramic view of the Levee and Shipping District of the Fatherof Waters should be made by t- heBigFom Route J E RREVEBGen Southern Agent WARR N J LYNCh GI A T A tie inn f 01 LI 0 SW Worlds Fair Route Natural Gateway to ST LOUISand ouisiana Purchase Exposition r Entire NewIroallwlyTri way of the 5 3b 5 T5 Parlor Diningand Sleeping Cars elegant Coaches with High Back Seats Complete IlIustratIFo1dei- of the Worlds Fair furnished free on Applicaiion Send lOc silver for copy of the St Louis WorWs Fair March For ratestlme oltrains BleeplnRpr Parlor Ct accommodatIons addreee any agent o p MCCARTY Geacrat PaesengerAiet Cincinnati Ohio Tfevii torfcet we acknwlede r o taihL t f lah x r JOS po WHITHAM SecTreaaurer ranch DQice 248 Equitable Bldg Denver Colorado r FRANK A WRIGHT rBranchChicago Illinois trThere is nothing like GoodOURJ Every housewife every cook knows that Good Gakes Rolls Biscuits cannot be made without good Flour Our mill turns out the very best that can be had Our process for making Flour and Meal is of the latest Our brands are Elliston Patent Natural Product Belle of Madison IADEB- YTHEEIliston Mill Co WACO KENTUCKY Wall Paper and Painting ii We have just received nice line ofthe inewest patterns in WALL PAPER upi r shall be glad to have you call ami spect our stock before buying We Have the Goods and the Price to Suit aILs We have secured the services of Mn B Sigman who is a practical painter and interior decorator and can have all the paper you buy from us put on if yon so desirqand will guarantee all work done by him iWellre also in shape to take jobs of House Painting and will be glad to furnish estimates Call and see us before making your con tra- ctsPerry Thomas I A Reminder That we are right in the push with our superb stockofI i 0c Dry Goods c J We carry a complete line ofNqtf pbeautiful Laces Hamburgs also the best quality of Mat tings Give us a call and we will give you J satisfaction Vhfte Uihspn f Corner Main and Second RICHJVIO VO KENTUCKY IiI he Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 19 4 Anroncuemcnts To the Volns of the fifth Apfelalte Ccurt Do trict of Kentucky AM a candidate for Judge at tb Court of Appeals from this District Buijwt to the action of the D mocra tl party As Circuit Judge it 00 came my duty to trya number ol criminal case which have become t part of the Slates history and t r mot critical time As Judpe of thi State Fiscal Court it fell to my lot tc construe the Statutes adopted to put In f roe the provisions of the new Con stitution as well as to construe tin pro ent Constitution whenever a con troversy rose as to its proper con struction Almost innumerable case have burdened the dockets of rm court touching the right of oorpora tions and the exorcise of franchises under the law How well I have din charged my duties under such trying circumstances is left to you to deter mineI be very grateful to all who feel they can assist me to secure the high position and office to which I as pire Very respectfully JAMFs E CAN FRILL tf John D Carroll r A Cudidite lor Appellate Judge In this District HHI John D Carroll of Newcastle on of the best known lawyers in the State hRS announced as a candidate for Appellate Judge in this district Bnojd to the action cUbe Democratic party Mr Carrolls friends eapec latiy m the legal profession have fcr a long time desired to see him on the bfiicU afthe highest court in the State He Las held several offices of trust and hotter and in all ofj them acquitted Inmsflf with creditSWhen quite a young man he servedtwoterms in the Legislature was a member of the Con stitutional Convention and one of the th1e commissioners appointed by the Q vtrnfr to revise the statute laws of the State to conform to the changes ma te bv the constitution and was tor U re years chairman of the Democratic SM Central Committee He is thee l tor of Carrolls Kentucky Codes of Practice and Carrolls Kentucky Ktatitr8 lawbooks tlmtjare in general us and that may be found in the oflicr of r very lawyer In the State A man of Mijh integrity great Industry with an extensive and accurate knowledge of tb law and in th prime of life his lag circle of friends believe he would nike a splendid j JudgeTrlmble Democrat tf FOR CONGRESS Vf are authorized to Maouade lion D M Rif Mercer county camlldate for f gross in the KHthth District to IMfn Q O Gilbert subject to the action bcn fraic party Yoar suppers la earnestly fled are anthorited to announce n HELM cf molt county a candidate for CogreM frn is the Eight Congressional District Bi t t to the action of the DefBoeiatie party W c arc authorized to announce HON G O C 11 ERT a candidate lorGonRreo tOKueoeed b sir If from ISle the Eighth Congressional r nt MiUject to the action of Demo cratu party We are authorized to announce PRANK KNER a candidate for Congress from this the Eighth Diitriet nibfeet to the action of ttic Democratic darty FOR CITY ATTORNEY v are authorized to announce It E E BERTS a caudldte for City Attorney sub Je to the action of the Democratic party FOR COUNTY JUDGE Vic are arthoriied to announce JUDGE J C t H KAILT a candidate for the office of Co utv Judge 61 Madivon County Subject to the action of the Democratic party c are authorized to annoanee JUDGE X B TTRPIN a candidate fort ke office of Coon Ij Jadgf of Madison county Subject to the ac n of the Democratic party FOR COUNTY ATTOENBY We ire authorized to announce W R LrT HER JR candidate for County At t my suiject to the action of the Democratic Parr We are authorized to announce It H IB lOKK a candidate for unty Attorney icct to the action at tbM Democratic party We are anthoriwd to announce W R BH KKLFORDaoaodidate for County At tcroev jf Mudison conaty subject to the action of he Democratic party FOR SHERIFF We are authorized to announce JNO W ILIRD a candidate for Sheriff of Madison Ccwty subject to the action of the Democrat- Ic Tarty We are authorized M announce B B Million candidate for Sheriff of Madison County sub ject to the action Democratic Party We are authorized to announce H H COL Tfctt a candidate for Hberllf of Madison coon ty subject to the action of the Democratic pary FOR JAILERI We are authorized to announce FJ PERKINS of Baldwin a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce D C GniaOSas a candidate for Jailer of Madison County subject to the action of the Demo cratic party We are authorized to announce ThOM O Ct BUY as a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to the act ion of the Democratic party Ve are authorized to announce G W bERt NOER a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic are authorized to announce N B JONES a candidate for Jailer of Madison County subJec tto the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce J B DOZIER a candidate for Jailer of Madison county snb Ject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce AJ ROSS tcandidate for Jailer of Madison county sub I tto the action of the Democratic party VJe are authorized to announce MORGAN TAYLOR a candidate for Jailer of Madison county tnbjet to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce PETER G PAIUU81I a candidate for Joiner or Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party ANDERSONLAKESJailer ct Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic irtr nKKNNDYofcountysubject DUOKJOUDemocratICe are authorized to announce JB PARKE a candidate for Jailer of Madison subject to the action of the Democratic party TERRILlcounty subject to the action of the Democratic are authorized to announce W T DUERSON a candidate for Jailer of Madison DemocraticFOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT BENTONlic schools of Madison unbject to the action of the Democratic parly FStotheJOliNNOLANU totbeFOR ASSESSOR BAKERofsor subject to the action of the Democratic party DUN4apartyWeUadlaouuntyWe atio niT G partyI I Spring is Comin I That means spring cleaning and a general renovating of everything Every housewife will want something now in the way of NmWIDnIDVI I m J to freshen up her home for summer We have every thing and enything in the Furniture line from the smallest piece up to the most massive Bed= room Suits t Wo have also odd Dressers and Washstands Dressing Tnbles Chiffoniers Diningroom Furniture Beautiful Iron and Brass Beds Pedestals Tabourettes Fancy Odd Chairs Couches Davenports and everything Come to our store on the corner of Second and Irvine streets and we will take pleasure in showing you our Fulland Complete Stock Our Undertaking Department is carried on in the most up to date manner Giye us a call whether you want to buy or not W S OLDHAM PROFESSIONAL OARDS ATTORNEYS M MILLER ATTOBIfBYATLAwI Office n the Burnam Building next door to arraer1 National Bank feb3lr JA StIV4 ATTOBNKYATLAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY ffice over State Bank tTrust Co oP1 josite Court House on Main Street 0 D M OHENAOLT ATTORNEYS AT LAW IIOHMOND KENTUCKY Office on Second street over Chen ults grocery W R LETCHERA RICHMOND KENTUCKY CfflOffice over Taylor Bros Store JACKSON ROBERTS ATTORN BYS AND- COUNSELLORS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Offlee in John Bennett old law office over Perry tTho wui drug store PHYSICIANS ORS GIBSON GIBSON PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS lCHMOND KENTUCKY ffice thr Dr Hobeon building MalnStreet DENTAL SURGERY tT OacTvxve t LoVsrmD- BMTIST OP LODISVIUB Ky- rOlllce next door to Government Building IchmSnd Ky Offlee hours 9 to 121 to 4 nov7ly vM Blanton 5Z DENTIST OTOfflce in Bennett Building IlanlyTELEPHONE 196 EO Vance DO Irs E OYance D 0 Osteopathic Physicians llobsou Building Literature furnished on application CONSULTATION FREE Graduates Southern School of Ostheopathy Asheville NC center of the beautiful Land of the Skytj A superb elevated plateau the lowest point of which is two thousand feet above the level of the sea Situated in he most favorable portion of the tern perate zone The official Government records of Western North Carolina which are unimpeachable evidence give the following averages Spring 53 19 F Hum mer 70 72 F Autumn 5348 F Winter 3887 F with a mean for the whole vear of 01 16 F and a mean relative hu tnidity of but 05 per cent A natural paradise where all human ills find quick relief Reached only by the Southern Railway For Land of the Sky booklet Summer Resort folder etc send twocent stamp to GeoB Allen tA G P A St Louis Mo C H Hungerford D P A LouisvilJotKy DR LANDMAN Hotel Glyndon Wednesday Juno 15 1JXM louisie Atlantic Eailroai DAILY EX SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND or VerssIllesLawrenceburgEhfl S4SpmITRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND rom LoaUrl Lexington and lltSmm IFroD1Veriille KE it Ar II8A fr f I IJ rDiamonds C Watches Clocks t r Cutglass All kinds of Jewelry and Precious StonesV tof very description These are some of the V things to he found at Lanes Jewelry Store If your watch or clock refuse to- go take them to Lane he c will fix them If your ring needs resetting take it to tooYc gotoin these kind of articles v L ELaneJe- weler CC and Optician J Good Clean CQ1ill Its a long way from the coal mines to the coal bin And its a long way from getting wh t you want when you have to pay for screening You will get a load of satisfaction every time you buy a load of coal from us Call or Telephone Datyvil1a Cail Co DR Freeman Mgr Telephone 184 tic and Yard w Jve OLD JOE WHISKY Handmade Sour Mash guaratee1 in of old style manu facture Ko- BETTER can be found for medicinal pur thihestto Family Trade 10 vllr old in jugs 400 per gallon 10 bottles 5 5jU2S 250 5I II bottles 3 tNew Whisky 180 per gallon Orders promptly filled WILEY SEARCY Prop Old Joe Distillery McBraer- novlvr Anderson county Kv New Urtry firm Messrs Joe Collins and Robt Walker have opened a firstclass feed and sale stable in the old Adams livery stable on Irivne street and desire a share of patronastt in tills line Persons who come In from the country and want a place to have their horses fed and cleaned up will do well to take them to this stable These gentlemen are In the market the year round for good horses and persons having good horses to sell should see Collins and Walker They also take horses anti brake them or put them in good eellingconditiou Every body knows what Bob Walker can do witlm horse The Collins Walker stable contains forty nice clean roomy stalls and the very best care will betaken ot horses put In this stable Remember the place the old Adams stable on Irvine streebrnow conducted by Joe Collins and Robt Walker 24 IehJtr Will Receive Boarders Mrs Vernon iiesgs of 743 Byard Aye nne St Louis will receive Boarder duringjhe WorldS Fair tth6 usual formerlyMisswell remembered and much beloved Sho8hQulffIjjfciaUy Trotn luose w1itiizo from here L f t t i r ri1 J I at Illinois Central Railroad Two Fast Express Trains Daily j Louisville toi2MEMPHS AND NEW ORLEANS Direct Line to HOT SPRINGS ARKj New firstclass Line Chicago to St Paul and Minneapolis eand the Northwest Best of Service Free Reclining Chair Cars Pullman Sleepers i Dining Service a la Carte Only line running tlmuiph personally conducted excursion Sleepers Louisville to California New Mexico Arizona and Texas Semi tow One way and Roundtrip Rates in effect on first and third Tuesday in each mouth to the Southand Southwest Arkansas Indian Territory Okfahoma and Texas Farming in the South The Passenger Department of the Illinois Central 11 R Co is issuing monthly circulars concerning fruit growing vegetable gardening stock raising imirvinf etc in thn States of Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana Every Farmer or Homeseeker who will forward name address to the undersigned will be mailed free Circulars Nos 1 to 11 inclusive and others as they are published from month to month For through rate tickets and rates free copies of folders descriptive of Cuba and New Orleans apply to nearest rail road agent or address F W IMRLOTV D P A- Louisville Ky t ttECo f TAYLOR A0 Successor Ji to JqZYl1QIrS needsISpring Plowing c e3 He handles the celebrated Vulcan Plow And also has Cooking Stoves Ranges etc of the Aw Latest Pattern and Lowest Prices c i 3 Roofing and Guttering L21 Specialty ttGVIE HIM A CALL t WE MAKE i Fine Store and Office 04Fixtur s Hard wood Floors Interior Finish Stairways Grilles c LET US MAKE AN ES TIMATE FOR YOU Lexington Lumber and Manufacturing Co LN1IUCORR Lexington Kentucky Jrien1 Onei Joor fCr J prosperity offered those seeking business opportunities In The Northwestis an Unexcelled field for investment The small tradesman the merchant the manufacturer the capitalists can assured ly find a suitable location v T jS FOr A Business Opening ihvtTiQcities and fx wns alonff the line and tributary to the GreatJtorthrll Y Send 2 cents in stamps for Business Openings a de scriptive pamplet of the business opportunities the North theGreatMAX BASS F WHITNEY GPT A Gen Imigration Agt St PAUL MINN 220 S Clarkst Chicago Ill OUEENSCRraiROOlE AP4 SOUTHERN RAILWAY SHORTEST ROUTE AND QUICKEST SCHEDULES CTWEEH KNOXVILLeCHATTAroOOOA SAVANNAHEIUMiNQHAM HRBVEPORT N W ORIBAund TEXA POINTS FOR INFORII TIOH IIEsa t tiWACsrrtr 1tMrII1laRafer tefCINOlNlMATlI fl1I 0jC j TUE C 70 i r 1 BUILDING WAS A BATTERY NineStory Structure In Kansas City Struck by lightning Becomes Charged with Electricity A ninestory brick stone and Iron building charged with Volts of dee tricity Such was the unusual condition that prevailed at a building IR Kansas City for three days according to City Elec trician Bert Haldeman The lightning entered the building and affected some of the Insulation until all the motor power running into the build ing for the elevatora became grounded on the Ironwork of the elevator shafts From there Mr Haldeman said it spread to every portion of the Iron structure of the elevators and shafts three In number and ran along till the parts of the building charged with the heavy current were so numerous that a shock was liable to be encountered any minute With the full force of volts this would have proved fatal but fortunately conditions about the building prevented the ono man who did get a shock from experI- encing its full force- S B Robertson one of the officials of the company said that fortunately only one man received the force of the derelict current strong enough to be shocked at all and that was himself He had not been affected by the current he said Touching any part of the affected por tions with Iron or steel would result In a sharp flash and display of electricity lighting the room up Some of those In the plant were beginning to get nervous when Mr Robertson had Mr Haldeman summoned He shut off the currents and set a force of men at work to re establish normal conditions MANY ALIENS ARE CRIMINALS Beport of Commissioner General of Immigration Shows Alarming Condition of Affairs Mr F F Sargent commissioner gen eral of Immigration has made public the first Installment of his report on the number of alien criminals found In the penal institutions of the country In Pennsylvania there are 5601 aliens in the penal institutions of the state 3824 males and 1777 females In 11 states Including New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland there are 28135 aliens In the public institutions penal and charitable and 384 are serving Zen tences for murder The Irish lead in New England and of murderers 50 per cent are Italians and 20 per cent are SlavsIn Pennsylvania these alien criminals and paupers numbered 1772 Slays 1218 Irish 1078 Germans 673 Italians 423 English 133 Scandinavians 84 Scotch 64 French 45 Welsh and 111 all other racesMr Sargent believes that an investiga tion will show a large proportion of aliens In the penal and charitable Insti tutions of the whole country and these figures will be a convincing argument in favor of more stringent regulations governing immigration MARRY TO WIN A WAGER St Paul Young Folks Elope to Chi cago and Earn Bet of Ten Dollars WT Johnson and Miss Violet J Wilson of St Paul were secretly married recently and the young couple has won a wager of ten dollars The wedding was the culmination of a romance be gun over the telephone wires less than iI year before Young Johnson is bookkeeper In his fathers establishment and used the telephone often Miss Violet Wilson was an operator at the central office of the Northwestern Telephone company and answered his calls Intermittent conversation soon ripened into a close and thoroughly sympathetic though impersonal friendship Johnson and Miss Wilson recently were discussing hopes and possibilities with a young couple close friends anTI also devoted to each other A wager was made as to which couple would bo married first and Johnson and Miss Wilson decided to steal a march on their friends Johnsons father received the following telegram from his son In Chicago Eloping couple arrived in Chicago O K Have your forgiveness ready when we return Regards from Mrs Johnson- DOCTORS ARE POORLY PAID Physicians in London Hospitals Aver age But 370 a Year with Board and Lodging Correspondence recently printed In London newspapers calls attention to the smallness of the salaries paid bhouse physicians In London hospitals Out of 20 examples selected the aver age salary is about 370 a year In ad dillon to board and lodging At St Bartholomews hospital one of the largest In London not only is no sal ary paid but the hospital doctors have to pay their own living expenses The result in all cases is the selection of physicians according to the money they have and not through fitness as only men possessing private resources are able to take hospital posts There are many instances where excellent men have thus been excluded from appointments which are filled by less skilled young doctors who happen to be wealthier Not Always the Case In awarding damages to a father who had a son and daughter In a street railway accident a Newark Judge ser the boys value at f6000 and the girls at 3000 A woman may become a breadwinner he said a man must be one The Duluth Herald says II can show him quite a number who are not FRISCO SYSTEM SAINT LOUIS TO THE ENTiRE SOUTH AND WEST SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT IN KEEPING WITH MODERN IDEAS AND EXECUTION TO POINTS IN MISSOURI KANSAS ARKANSAS TEXAS INDIAN TERRITORY AND OKLAHOMA For descriptive matter UuouJhiechodulej and other Beededpar tlcnlarg tuldreu H I McGUIRE DISTRICT PASStNCCR AGENT 38 CAST FOURTH SIREC- TCINCINNATI OHIO torSale iA new coUaRe consiatin K of four ride rooms and hall front and hack orchvniee front anti back yard Bud a ood Cistern Flnltoueehas been tUpleted hence hti never btieri occu JJd Orjst 21n Hth1 office f y f Lil 1 J ii C s I I i JIL 4 b A Splendid Oportirnty To invest in Mining Stock in a rich mining property v situated three miles from Globe Arizona c Biyiestors are requested tojthoroughly investigate this property owned by the i Arizona Colorado CopperBelt andIv i Gold Mining and Milling Company fit which promise tobe equal to any ot the Great Jiducers In Arizonas wonderful Copper Belt eitewlin Cworn Jerome to lsbejlUltlJ Absolutely in the Center of the Belt f And in the Center of the Globe j c Mining District which as to past and present production and future promise is not excelled in the world 380 Acres in a compact body with undisputed titloNo debts of any kiuddevJopnient still R iinir in the most modern nut aysteimtic manner 19 claims and every claim be a mine ore insighst on svr- one Copper mId Silveratid Lead all in paying Jantttieswth OdMsays In Tin Uranium eteLarJ quantities IIr iron nnllime assure reduction of ore on the ground I Those who did not buy stock in the great mining poperties of Arizonaand oilier parts of the westwtlfll it was offered for lOc a share and later on went toS75 per share now buy In the r I ArizonaColorado Copper Belt Gold Milling Milling Cot C c which puts the Investor on the Ground Floor with the Promoter Stock fully paid and nonassessable Pr ceeds from sale of stock pies into Development work for machinery used in mining and milling and the hoist incr and handling of ore from mine to 1Nosalaried oiHcers ti pav mllJCIt ia nor ufT rnd Mil c For further Information address ROBT M FOUBE MKrVGlobe Arizona c C a What is the name of the Refripator and Ice Box that is lined with Granula tedCorkind who sells them in town It is the North Star and can be found at D B Shackellord ft Co where it has been for years 13atf L1 I Tine Tito r No Cincinnati and Livings Lr 1248 p m ton Exvess south bound 124S p Not Clnnati and Livings 125 p m ton Express corlh bound 155 pm No 4 Clnnati and Livings 315 a m ton Express north bound 350 am No 5 Clnnati and Livings 1105 p m ton Ex south bound 1105 pm No 10 Stanford and Maya Tille Accm north bound 020 am- No 11 Stanford and Slays 720 p m villa Accm south bound No 21 Richmond and Rowland Accm south bound 8 20 a m No 22 RIchmond and Stan 4i30 p m ford north Hound New Firm Having purchased the grocery and mpat business of Robert Hurst near L do N depot I cordially invite all my friends as well as all patrons of the old firm to call on me when needing anything in this line I will carry con stantly in stock only the best of Roods and my meat market will besupplied with the nices stock to be had and will upholdmy reputation for being a neat clean butcher- I also desire to purchase five cowl tlving from three to four gallons milk per day Again soliciting a share of your patronage I am respectfully Mack M Hamilton East Main street Rich moud Ky Phone 17 IBintf Agents Wanted SO a day made br our men selling Air Lights Write for terms Chicago Air Light Co 83 Cth Ave Chicago Tour Trip to the WorldsFair St Louis in 1904 to insure the Daylight Entrance to the Mound City and an unobstruc ted Panoramic view of the Levee and Shipping District of the Fatherof Waters should be made by t- heBig Pow RouteJ E RE5VES Gen Southern Agent WAERKN J IYNOH ap k T A Clnlnn Ol B O sw Worlds Fair Route Natural Gateway to ST LOUIS and the ouisiana Purchase Exposition Entire New Jr8way Track llnd EQUIPMENT way of the 5 tT Parlor Dining arTd Sleeping Cars elegaint Coaches with High Back Seats I Complete Illustrated Folder of the Worlds Fair furnished free on Application Send lOc silver for copyof the St Louis Worlds Fa8 March 1 For rates time of trails ploepine or Parlor Caraccommodittlons addrees any agent op Mc ARTY General rAge- BtCineihnatit Ohio 71IJoiit ioraet we aiksIwiedge tof blHlnUsOf f J VA JOS D WHITHAIIi Branch Office 248 Equitable Bldg Denver Colorado r E41 FRANK A WRIGHTVice rBranch Office 910 Tacoma B Ii Chicago Illinois 1 c iThere is nothing like FLOURs Every housewife every cook knows that Good eakes Rolls Biscuits cannot be made without good Flours Our mill turns out the very best that can be had Our process for making Flour and Meal is of the Iatest Our brands are Ellis ton Patent Natural Product Belle ofMadison MADEB- YTHEEJII1ston Mill Co 1 WACO KENTUCKY Wall Paper and Painting We have just received nice Ilneofihe newest patterns in WALL PAPER and shall be glad to have you call andiin o spect our stock before buying We Have the Goodst and r the Price to Suit alte We have secured the services of Mr B painterlOdinterior paper you buy from us put on If so desire and will guarantee all work done ebyhim fWe are also in shape to take jobsof House Painting and will be glad to furnish estimates Call and see us before making your con S tra- ctsPerry Thomas I A Remindert That we are right in the push with our superb stock of r r jfir o Dy Ooods J We carry complete line of Notions Beautiful Laces Hamburgs also the best quality of Mat tings Give us a call andwe will give you satisfaction Wlh1fftcB 1llfpSfJ1 r Corner Main and Second II1ICHMOND KEINTUCKV I by k t and thoroughly and Then you want one of our handsome easy riding 1e eaTTal RICHMOND KY PHONE 232 Frasa Bros MAIN STREET 16- 5AGENTS FRESH Grocerie FOR n cJ 8D uet flour f Lakeside Peas at 20c a Can he Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY JUNE 22 1904 Remember the precinct conventions next Saturday June 25 Picnic Burnams woods near Ford Fstill July 4th Dont forget the date It will pay yon to see E Deatherage before selling your wool tf The Kentucky Educational Association is in session in this week An excellent program is ar ranged Mr H C Hazelwood was selected the democrats of the Court Hou se ward to represent that precinct as committeeman Mr Phil Willging has been awarded the contract to paint the lock houses n tho river at High Bridge nd Frankfort The next Confederate Reunion Rill be held at Louisville General Stephen D Lee was appointed Com luatiderinGhief Dr Wash Fithian one of the oldest rnd roost prominent physicians in Jnis died last week after an illness of throe weeks He was 79 years old Procter Red Ash Jellico Coals special prices during June and July richer Lackey Co Agts Phone 42 PROCTER COAL Co if222m For Shampooing Manicuring Fa rial Massage and all kinds of toilet req aisites call on Mrs Alice Jones next door to Plggs grocery on Main street 20atf We our vehicles to sell and it you will only call and get prices we will prove this assertion and make of you an everlasting friend and custo mer tf S L Midkiff Prop Because Governor Beckham and his party were late arriving at a per formance on the Pike at the Worlds Fair a small riot was started but resulted without any serious mishaps The opening ball at Lake Park Hotel Torrent Ky under manage ment of W O Field occurs July 1 Tourist rates for days over L ERR W O Field Manager Regular monthly meetmtr of the Regular Baptist Church will be held on Saturday and Sunday next 25th and 20th of this month Rev E H Bnrnam is expected to be present and assist the Pastor Elder P F Adams Letcher Lackey b Co desire to say that they will fill your houses with Proctor Red Ash Jellico Coal at reduced prices during June and July Now is the time to place your order You cannot Jet this brand of coal from any other dealer in Richmond Phone 142 LETCHER LACKY t Co jt22 2m s tSomething to Do Yon Want to Drive- In a stylishelegant and handsome Buggy Phaeton Depot Wagon Surrey or Runabout comfortably enjoy yourself vehicles UjTt Maysville Kentucky purchased e 3 f 99iris TQ TheFinishing Touch Yon will never appear properly dressed the fin ishing touch This you will not have laundryis To be certain of this send your laundry to the M N Lexington Z T RICE Agt For M N Laundry NrOffice Sire dc Arnoldg Shoe Store Phone 118 Goods coifed for and delivered Free of Charge 8a tisfactlon guaranteed On next Sunday evening there will be Union Services at the Methodist Church There will be Union Prayer Meeting at the First Presbyterian Church this evening The Confederate Monument in the cemetery at Pewee Valley was unveiled on Sunday afternoon The Appellate Court has overruled the petition for rehearing in the case of Jim Howard against the Commonwealth It will be carried to the Su prams Court of the United States Twelve chickens which were eta len from Dr L J Frazee of North Broadway on last Saturday were re turned to him on Wednesday by the thief Lexington Observer So much for the new chickensteal ing law For Rent Four elegant office rooms either single or en suite John G Taylor Son ISmytf Telephone 292 Large Shipment Mr JII Neff the Main street poul try dealer shipped 9000 dozen e and 8000 pounds of poultry to Pitts burg last week Postponed One Day On account of the Fourth of July tailing on Monday the regular county court day will not be held until Tues day July 5 one day later than is cus tomary WARNING No one can furnish you with Procter Red Ash Jellico Coal but Letcher Lacky b Co at this point Why will yon not burn the best Phone 142 je222m PROCTER COAL Co For Jolt Privately I will sell privately my house and lot on Bight street Good cistern and all necessary outbildings Plenty of trait For particulars see 15jtf Alfred Douglas Sr Auctioneer My services as an auctioneer can be secured by leaving word at the State Bank Trust Co or by writing 27 j tf T D Chenanlt Terrill Ky Telephone 359 DL A Scrap On last Tnesday afternoon two boys Mr W B Freemans stepson and Stone Maupin aged about twelve years engaged in a small tight at the show grounds Maupin was slightly cut about the neck but will soon be all right COOKING CATARRH CURED Your Money Back Hyomel Does Mot Cure Yon Use Hyomei and be cured of ca tarrh is what all who have tried it for that disease say to there friends It is the easiest thing in the world to stop catarrh at its beginning if you use Hyomei Just breathe health giving balsamic air for a few minutes and your catarrh will be cured In this city and neighboring towns there are hundreds who can testify to the remarkable powers of Hyomei to cure catarrh Many of the staunchest friends of this remedy today began Its use with little hope that they would be cured but as D L Middelton offered to refund the money if it did not cure they decided to try it on that plan and were soon restored to health 2t EATjw- J Jis always an interesting subjectespecially When you know where to find such We have everything If in season in the grocery line Green Vegetables f all kinds of Canned Goods Fruitst Candies AI1class grocery We call special attention to our line IJ We handle all kinds oJ FIELD AND GARDEN I SEEDSGIVE USA CALL t t lIorbef Quguoio Successprlo gcatherage Co k t 1 tYftRs st dt ltYtS 1l9Q kb del r I 1d 1d 49t9t t 2t dad YdaYlold1k t 1S9a t t ls t2t9t di11 t 1 COOL COMFORT FOR HOT DAYS c All iRight here in our big stock youll findanything and everything needed to clothe you in comfort while the sun is sizzling hotplain every day things of all kindas well as the finest and swellest tog ery to dress you up for Sunday COOL SUITS i Greatest variety of Linenette f Tow Linen Homespun Wool A Crash and Flannel Suits Just the things for midsummer comfortr at prices that make it true economy to wear them insteadof your heavier and more costly suits 200 ant 1250 Straw Hats Reduced In order to reduce stockf Straw Hats have been cut to the very bottom great opportunity for fine Hats at low prices Come and see i Negligee Shirts An inviting display of the newest patterns in light cool Shirts in the widest variety of beautiful colors and styles if 4yc 50C 19 150 J i s Saloon Sold Mr W M Creekmore has sold his saloon known as The Royal on First Street to the Bronston Brothers Possession was given Monday For Rent 100 acres of extra blue grass has not been stripped nor grazed never ailinF pond in each end of pasture one mile from town Call on 22j4t G J White Jr Sun Excursion to Natural Bridge The Womans Auxiliary of the Y M C A will run an excursion to Nat ural Bridge and Torrent next Tuesday June 23 Train will leave Richmond at at 630 a m Fare for the round trip will be SI 60 for adults and 75 cents for childreL under 12 years of age fcrcnases Mr J H Neff bought last week from Northcut of Lancaster a car loaa of eggs and poultry Mr Joe Bales bought from Tom Black 35 export cattle at 61 cts also 51 cattle from Alex Denny of Garrard Co at the same price N01ICE The Kirksville Fair Association will receive sealed bids to let all the privi leges booths c on July 2 at the Fair Grounds The right is reserved to reject any or all bids Address all communications to J D Simeons Secy Kirksville Ky je222t NtnetrSeren New Laws The recent Legislature passed 131 hills and of this number 97 have become laws and are now in effect One of the must important of these new laws is that which makes chicken stealing a felony It is hoped this will check the midnight invasions into the poultry yards all over the State Awarded Damages Miss Patton of Cyntbiana who br night suit against Mr H C Shipp tor 10000 was awarded 2500 damages Plaintiff alleged that defendant ac cused her of stealing goods while a clerk in his store This suit has crested a great deal of interest since all the parties connected are well known and prominent Mr Shipp married Miss Jennie Ferrell of this city whose sad death occurred only a short time ago e Patton is a sister of Mrs Abner Oidham of Mt Sterling formerly of this city A rrfee Winner At the recent meeting of the Kentucky and Tennessee Photographers Association which was held in Lex ington last week Mr Emil Ilhardt of Nicholas + Hie was a prize winner in both the minature class and the oil ex tension work Mr Ilbardt is well known here being a nephew of Mr Louis Schlogel and it was with this veteran photographer that he learned the first principles of picture making He is to be congratulated upon his success in his chosen work and for the high dis tinction he has won among such a gath ering pf artists Neighborhood PrayerMaths Tomorrow Thursday nght June 23d 1 At Mrs Henry laniriiars Saiith Ballard St Rev H McLellan leader 2 At Mrs Sam Jones Walnut St Rev W H Dodge leader 3 At Mrs John Fosters West Main St Rev J1V Cratfis leader 4 At Mrs S E Scotts T iird St Rev E E WeaverlB d r 5 At Mrs Alexander Shaws East Main St Rev J W McGaryey leader 6 At Mrs Bailie RaybarnB Summit Rev G1V Shepherd leader Attend please the PrayerMeeting la your neighborhood Examine our elegant display ofi Carriages Buggies etc before making a purchase We are sellitigvehicles at tho lowest possible prices Richareed Carriage Wwks 8 L MkW Prop tL Officers Elected At the meeting ot the Kentucky Press Association which convened in Louisville last Monday the following officers were elected Louis Landrum of the Central Record of Lancaster President E A Guidon of the Henry County lx cal of Newcastle Vice President and R E Morningstar of the Bowling Green Courier Secretary Rates to Chaotanqoa Lexington via L A On account of Kentucky Chautauqun Laiington June 28 to July 8 the L ds A railroad will sell round trip tickets from all stations to Lexington June 27 to July 8 inclusive at rate of one and one thrrtl fare plus 25 cents for the round trip Final limit for return July 8 WC Mills Agent Remodeling Mr L Rutherford Blanton one of Richmonds most nptodatu and wide awake business men is having some remodeling atone at his coal yards on Main Street He has had his old office rooms torn down and instead will erect more cotnmodius quarters Workmen are busily engaged in the foundation work which is all of stone The new building will extend out to the street and will be quite an improve ment to that part of town Old and Rut loin Col Morris Long ot this city has In his possession a coin which should be worth considerable money It is a one cent piece bearing the date ot 1791 The picture of Washington is on one side and the eagle with wings stretched on the other The coin books place the value at two dollars but it is certainly a very rare one and should command a higher price than that Col Lung ob tallied it from Frank Bailey a colored hack driver of Danville Danville Ad vocateMr Long is a native of this county and this news ot his good luck will be a source of pleasure to his many old friend k y THURSDAY JUNE 16 Organdies r Lawns AND MILLINERY A Surprise B W TURNER 13a4m A Great lafroreaent Mr Richard McKee one of our citys most enterprising merchants has hail a great improvement made in front of elegant new store in the form hisI splendid concrete pavement runs in front of the store on Main street and around the length of the building on First street This finishing touch makes McKeas corner one nf the iiandsomfst in town and adds much to the general appearance of our streets Mr McKee in to be oongratu lated for hIs progrewlve ideas sad for having erected nee of the hawjiaweet atom rooBM iii the eity Dot tkIfet thepielitrt 118uruam w watettMrvFrt StriM ltJatr 4 Vnr Jf f i To The teachers sad Trustees oi Madison County In view of the fact that the recent Legislature extended or lengthened our schools from five to six months which is to take effect the ensuing scholastic year and leaving been asked so often what time or when schools should begin I deem it my duty to suggest or advise as to the time of be ginning I will say in the outset that the law with reference to the time of beginning was not changed July 1st beng as early as schools can begin I would advise as follows In dis tricts where the school is so situated that pupils in attending school are com pelled to travel over mud roads crofff streams climb hills dc making it al most impracticable to have more than the six months tree school that such schools should begin first ot July and continuous teaching without the loss of any time would complete the school before the Xmas Holidays If this should not be done then the length suing of the school term wouldamount to but little because pupils would not enter school after the holidays to at tends few days or weeks and but little goodas before stated would result from the extra month But in dIst- rIcts where there is a village or where the school is on a turnpike or good road making the school accessible to the pupils of the district at all times of the year and where longer terms are wanted which by all means ought to be the case I would advise that an eight months school be taught five months taught during the Fall and one month be taught in connection with a winter or spring scnool to begin about 1st of February or March Of course one month of the Spring School would be free to all the pupils of the distric- tI wish to further advise that as the State adoption of textbooks has not yet been made or announced that teachers continue to use the old books that are now in use until the State adoption is made and announced which I think will be only a short time Very rpspt J WM WAGERS County Supt Concert The regular weekly concert was given by the Richmond Silver Band ou last Friday opening Under the able lead ership of Mr Harry Kunz the hand boys are progressing nicely and much improvement is noticed in their play ing Theso concerts area plensait di version and bring great crowds on the streets It is certainly a most enjoya ble way to spend an evening and our citizens should give the boys all the encouragement possible and enable them to keep up a well organized band one that will be a credit to any town Loom End Sale Since last Saturday W D Oldhams store bas presented a busy appearance really reminding one of Shillitos in Cincinnati or some other metropolitan house On that day the great loom end sale began and will continue all of this week and next Quite a number of new clerks have been engaged in addition to the large corps of regular onus and all are kept busy waiting on the great crowds of bargain seekers who throsg the store from eight in the morning until eight at sight This sale had been advertised not only in this county but in adjoining ones as well and wjth the CLIMAX as medium the news of this unprecedented sale had reached far and wide As a result of such thorough advertising these immense crowds are pouringin each day On the first days sale about 2000 was taken In and each succeeding day rivals in this point with the one just past There are some astonishingly low prices and this sale will mark a success ful era in the business life of our city JJoike to Creditors in pi eeonaea ltldteeagainst the ot JMHJ eMito dceaaed are aorta t topraot aare o proper s v w Iaa Iy 1d904 or ume MierMi 7 FifiAN YARa18H t f rlj o 1 0 r llGNT CO IS For the short man tall man small manf or extra big fellow Large r collection to choose from right in quality and price 1 2 250 3 4 and 5 Fine Assortment of White Vests Thin Pants Youll not pant these hot days if you wear our coolants The widest variety for your choosing Camlets r Tow Linen Crash or Homespun = extra values for your dollars SOots to 4OO Summer ShoesLighest and softest Vici Kid r Vici Calf r Patent Kid and Coltskin in both Low Cuts and Shoes of regular height Largest stock in Madison county to select from 15O AND UPExtra Soft Plow Shoes 125 COVINGTON AND BANKS WMM SACRIFICES lFtreOn last Wednesday the fire department was called out to the L fi N depot where the Section house was found to be on fire Prompt and vigor ous service soon extinguished the flames and prevented much damage Tint Meeting A movement is now on foot among the pasture of the city to hold a Union Tent Meeting next month the same to begin on the 3rd The tent will be pitched in the large lot owned by Mary Jane Walker on Lancaster Avenue The services will be conducted by the different pastors of the town but the services of some notable singer will be secured Prior to this meeting there will be neighborhood prayer meetinge Held the first one having been con ducted on last Monday night Ills the earnest prayer of all that great blessings will result and much good will follow this service Water for Paint Lick Mr W I Veach representing W E Caldwell b Co of Louisville was at Paint Lick Saturday for the purpose of making an estimate on the cost of firewater works which the enterprising citizens of that village propose to build in the near future The town is so situated that a complete water system can be installed at a very small cost A large reservoir will be constructed on the hill on the Madison side which is high enough to give abundant pressure The water question has been agitated at Paint Link some time and the recent disastrous fires have caused the busi ness men of the town to think of it more seriously than ever before Restored to Hrr Foster Parents Twelve years ago when a wee baby of two years o1d11ttle Maude Pittman was left alone by her mother in a brier patch near Berea Her dries Mr Solomon Taylor who attractedI baby with scarcely any clothes on her body starved and in a terrible condi iiou every way This kind man took the little ont to his home where she was cared for for four years Finally Mrs Taylor fell ill and as there was no one to take the proper care of her Mr Taylor started out to find a good home for the littlf girl then about seven years old This he was successful in secur ing with Mr nod Mrs Thomas Clarke who reside near Berea These kind big hearted people took Maude and treated her us one of their own final Iy becoming so attached to her that they drew out adoption papers in the Garrard Circuit Court giving her the same of Maude Clarke and making her heir to her part of their estate Every thing ran along smoothly and Maude loved her foster parents devotedly knowing no others Several days ago however there came a disturbance in the happy little family Humphrey Pittman the real father to the child in company with two friends went tc this quiet little country home nestled down among the blue Cumberland hills and by all kinds of art and per huge throats managed in getting Maude now young girl just budding into womanhood from Mr and Mrs Clarke She remained in this city until Monday when Mr and Mrs Clarke secured lawyers and the case was tried before Judge Tnrpin After hearing all the evidence the case was decided in favor of Mr and Mrs Clarke During the trial there were many eyes wet with tears as the cir cumstance WAS ORe that excited the sympathy of altacqualatedwlth it Bud the theclat brought forth the wildest applatief rhat was indeed a happy HioaieBt fc i ih parents and for Miwscle when they irertr reunited and started airala forth lr fceacefnl home fituiMH wiw let Wednesday wsfcweJtMbe Dykes and held over to the Clrcuk C art on a charge of kid naping iIw judgment in this case wwe drawn up ins a mannerthat- e akcvW 4+ upc b3 made ia the t joteeeeaator M the child ncltaatom rtoalai be a Coctt o- eMnm foists the slander wilt t1it parFtrr of iirlrtr II t i r ur t Hadstone Adheres Lewis Bourne a fouryearold boy from Jessamine county was bitten by a mad cat He was brought to White Hall where Dr G G Perry applied the famous Burgin madstone which adhered to the wound for an hour This is one of the finest stones in existence and has always been successful Soli Oat House Bros who have been conducting a meat market on Main street for some time have sold out their en tire stock fixtures etc to Mr John Allman who will take possession at once DIr Allman id too well known to our people to need an introcdution He is an expert butcher and has been in this line of bushiesa before He has always been known for his honest and upright dealings and he promises the most polite and prompt attention to all customers We wish Mr Allman much success In his new business Hig tire Dal- eDr S S Carrier and son who con duct a store at the end of Big Hill pike are now having an immense tire sale and are offering things at ridiculously low prices Some items mentioned are 9000 bushels of coal at 9 cts per bushel A full Tine of groceries and other mer chandise all new and fresh coffee lOcts per lb and up calico 5c work shirts 25 to 50c ready made garments latest fashions We also have meal flour corn feed hay seeds and locust cedar oak and chestnut posts any length for sale Also clothing tinware clocks and watches No rout to pay and no canIcash for all kinds of produce Give us a call 22June Om Hones and Mules are m Greater Demand at Tres tat Than Era Before Figures of the statistician of the department of agriculture show an Increase of 178686 horses and 36323 head of mules over the totals given out in 1903 The good demand for horses and mules at the present time and the small increase indicated show the importance of the farmers of the middle south giving more attention to the breeding of animals in the imme diMe future than has been done in the j past few years conifiendthe United States centering chiefly in the middle south including the states of Alabama Georgia Mississippi LouIs ana Texas Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky and Missouri The largest num ber of mules are found in Texas with Mississipppi and Missouri second and third The high price of cotton at the present time insures a goof market for mules for some time to come and it would take several years of systematic breeding to overstock the market judging from the present demand for good animals A Change Mr Alfred Douglas who has tor a number of years been associated in the meat market on Main street lately owned by House Bros has bought a half interest in the Gumbert shop on Second street The new firm will be known as Douglas Gumbert Mr Douglas Is a regular veteran when it comes to butchering and his popularity with a large circle of friends and patrons will no doubt draw considerable trade to the new firm We wish him unbounded success in his new relations Chaotaaqna Next Tuesday June 28th will mark the opening of the 18th annual session of the KentuckyJChautauqna at Wood land Park Lexington the same to coo tinue for ten days Many notable ar tists in alt lines have been engaged for this scent and especial attention has been paidto lecturers of high rank a greater number being provided this year than ever before Among the no table attractions are mentioned that greatorator Dr Gnnsaulus of Chicago who will lecture on Savonarola and Gladstone on Jnne 29th and 30th Captain R P Hobson of Merimac tame will be there and Miss Clara Mar ere the noted Actress will give her lecture Behind tho Footlights The musical features are else well up to the standard There will be splendid quar tettes and soloists among whom are mentioned Mr Clifford A Wiley Mr J Ken drick Johnson aid Miss Grace E Updergraff Mr Hugh McGibney a famous artist on the violin will bg heard during the season The Chau tauqua is a great educational and social feature of Kentucky summer life and the usual large crowds will ne doubt attend Season tickets are al ready on sale at the Transylvania Companys office in Lexington Ky roarth of lair Rates vU L i A Account of Fourth of July the L b A R B Co will sell round trip tickets from all etations on their line to local points also points on the Southern Railway and Cincinnati Southern July 23 and 4 final limit foi return July 8 at rate of one and one thi d fares for the tripW Mills Agent D FS 13 D 113 D 3 f3 D D D S i3 D D E 0 Drn0 D ze lea trie 7ey Edo rn uptoJrn ffi m Main and First streets ri W I The House for the noted Acorn Brand Ladies Shirt Waists carried ex rn iii elusively by us is OWEN McKEES corner Main and First streets D The House that has the exclusive sale of Regia Sateen Petticoats 1s E OWEN McKEES corner Main and First streetsnE OWENpp1VIcKEE corner and First streetsFCi I The House I for Dress Goods Wash Goods Novelty Suitings Lawns Dimities Madras Ox Dryipcorner ti fi E3 I- iII Join and help swell the great throng that visits our store daily A visit II will demonstrate our supremacy in new styles for Spring and Summer Ftfom every shelf and boY forth the evidence of our careful choosing which commands the admiration of everty feminine heart Lack of space prevents 1I- i3 our mentioning the hundredsof wonderful values to be had in every department II i r i IIIor i xaK y t ciD i I I DRY iBooDs NOTIONS SUITS CLOAKS FURS WRAPS c T b t J II 4 t- y i Iawy r w t r 1 2t zTTY i Ir EEi mbU 1r1 handsome and thoroughly and enjoy yourself Then you want one of our handsome easy riding vehicles 1ilet edaTTac VJDwVs RICHMOND KY PHONE 232 Frasa Bros MAIN STREET PHONE 16- 5FRESH Groceries AGENTS FOR J J Boquet flour Lakeside Peas at lOc a Can The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY JUNE 22 1904 Remember the precinct conventions next Saturday June 25 Picnic Burnams woods near Ford Fstili July 4th Dont forget the date It will pay you to see E Deatherage before selling your wool U The Kentucky Educational Association is in session in Maysville this week An excellent program is arranged Mr H C Hazelwood was selected bj the democrats of the Court Hou se ward to represent that precinct as committeeman Mr Phil AVillging has been award ed the contract to paint the lock houses on tim Kentucky river at High Bridge and Frankfort The next Confederate Reunion will be held at Louisville General Stephen D Lee was appointed Com manderinChief Dr Wash Fithian one of the oldest and most prominent physicians in Paris lied last week after an illness of three weeks He was 79 years old Procter Red Ash Jellico Coals Ppeeial prices during June and July Letdier Lackey Co AgIs Phone 142 PROCTER COAL Co jo222m For Shampooing Manicuring Facial Massage and all kinds of toilet requisites call on Mrs Alice Jones next door to Piggs grocery on Main street 20atf We purchased our vehicles to sell and it you will only call and get prices we will prove this assertion and make of you an everlasting friend ami custo mer tf S L MidklOT Prop Because Governor Beckham and his party were late arriving at a performance on the Pike at the Worlds Fair a small riot was started but resulted without any serious mishaps The opening ball at Lake Park Hotel Torrent Ky under manage ment of W O Field occurs July 1 Tourist rates for 6 days over L ERR W O Field Manager Regular monthly meetini of the Regular Baptist Church will be held on Saturday and Sunday next 25th null 20th of this month Rev E H Bnrnatn is expected to be present and assist the Pastor Elder P F Adams Letcher Lackey Co desire to say that they will fill your houses with Procter Red Ash Jellico CoaJ at reduced prices during June and July Now is the time to place your order You cannot get this brand of coal from any other dealer in Riihiuond Phone 142 LETOHKR LACKY Co je22 2m D ce Something to Do You Want to Drive- In a stylishelegant and Buggy Phaeton Depot Wagon Surrey or Runabout comfortably e tt o91 TheFinishing Touch You will never ap pear properly dress ed without the fin- Ishing touch ThisI you will not have undryisTo be certain of this send your laun dry to the M N Lexington Z T RICE Agt For M N LaundryO- mce Rice Arnold Shoe Store Phone 118 Goods called for and delivered Free of Charge Sa tlsfactlon guaranteed On next Sunday evening ther e will be Union Services at the Methodist Church There will be UniQn Prayer Meeting at the First Presbyterian Church this evening The Confederate Monument in the cemetery at Pewee Valley was unveiled on Sunday afternoon The Appellate Court has overruled the petition for rehearing in the case of Jim Howard against the Common wealth It will be carried to the Supreme Court of the United States Twelve chickens which were stolen from Dr L J Frazee of North Broadway on last Saturday were re turned to him on Wednesday by the thief Lexington Observer So much for the new chickensteal ing law For Rent Four elegant office rooms either single or en suite John G Taylor Son ISmytf Telephone 292 Large Shipment Mr J H Neff the Main street poul try dealer shipped 9000 dozen eggs and 8000 pounds of poultry to Pitts burg last week fostponed One Day On account of the Fourth of July tailing on Monday the regular county court day will not be held until Tues day July 5 one day later than is customary WARNING No one can furnish you with Procter Red Aeh Jellico Coal but Letcher Lacky Co at this point Why will you not burn the best Phone 142 je222m PKOCTEB COAL Co For iale Frfratelr I will sell privately my house and lot on Hight street Good cistern and all necessary outbildings Plenty of fruit For particulars see ICjtf Alfred Douglas Sr Auctioneer My services as an auctioneer can be secured by leaving word at the State Hank Trust Co or by writing 27 j tf T D Telephone 35QM A Scrap On last Tuesday afternoon two boys Mr W B Freemans stepson and Stone Maupin aged about twelve years engaged in a small fight at the show grounds Maupiti was slightly cut about the neck but will soon be all right COOKING CATARRH CURED YburMoner uncle Hyouicl Does IWot Cure Yon Use Hyomei and be cured of catarrh is what all who have tried it for that disease say to their friends It is the easiest thing in the world to stop catarrh at its beginning if you use Hyomei Just breathe the health giving balsamic air for a few minutes and your catarrh will be cured In this city and neighboring towns there are hundreds who can testify to the remarkable powers of Hyomei to cure catarrh Many of the staunchest friends of thiSTemedy today began its use with little hone that they would be cured butas B L Middelton offered to refund the money if it did not cure they decided to try it on that plan and were soon restored to health 2t EA Tjw W is always an interesting subjectespecially w enJ you know where to find such We have eyerythingj1 III season in the roeery lllle j Green Vegetables all kinds of j Canned Goods Fruits Candies in fact everything that can be found in a first j1JFIELD AND GARDEN SEEDSGIVEUSAC- ALLHorber t t ijuguelySucces- sorstoJEDeatherage Co u J I I I I T I j j i Right here in our big stock youll find anything and everything needed to clothe you in comfort while the sun is sizzling hotplain every day things of all kinds as well as the finest and swellest toggery to dress you up for Sunday 4 I cL SUITS g Greatest variety of Linenette Tow Linen Homespun Wool Crash and Flannel Suits Just the things for midsummer cornfort at prices that make it true economy to wear them instead of your heavier and more costly suits 200 300 500 800 1000 and 1250 Straw Hats Reduced 5Inorder to reduce stock Straw Hats have been cut to the very bottomgreat opportunity for fine Hats at low prices c Come and see I Negligee Shirts An inviting display of the newest patterns in light cool Shirts in the widest variety of beautiful colors and styles soc 1LO6 1 Saloon Sold Mr W M Creekmore has sold his saloon known aa The Royal on First Street to the Bronston Brothers Possession was givenJIondayFor 100 acres of extra blue grass has not been stripped nor grazed neverfailing pond in each end of pasture one mile from town Call on 22j4t GJVhiteSon Excursion to Natural Bridge The Womans Auxiliary of the Y M C A will run an excursion to Nat ural Bridge and Torrent next Tuesday June 28 Train will leave Richmond at at 630 a m Fare for the round trip will be SI 50 for adults and 75 cents for children under 12 years of age farouses Mr J H Neff bought last week from Northcut of Lancaster a car load of eggs and poultry Mr Joe Bales bought from Tom Black 35 export cattle at 51 cts also 51 cattle from Alex Denny of Garrard Co at the same price NO lICE The Kirksville Fair Association will receive sealed bids to let all the privi leges booths c on July 2 at the Fair Grounds The right is reserved to reject auv or all bids Address all communications to J D Simnons Secy Kirksville Ky je222t NtnetTSeren New Laws The recent Legislature passed 131 bills and of this number 97 have be come laws and are now in effect One of the most important of these new laws is that which makes chicken stealing a felony It is hoped this will check the midnight invasions into the poultry yards all over the State Awarded Damages Miss Patton of Cyntbiana who br night suit against Mr H C Shipp for 10000 was awarded 2500 damages Plaintiff alleged that defendant accused her of stealing goods while a clerk in his store This suit has creat ed a great deal of Interest since all the parties connected are well known and prominent Mr Shipp married Miss Jennie Ferrell of this city whose sad r eaH recurred only a short time ago lid PattOn is a sister of Mrs Abner Oldharn of Jit Sterling formerly of this city A Frfae Winner At the recent meeting of the Ken tucky and Tennessee Photographers Association which was held in Lex ington last week Mr Emil Ilhardt of Nicholas rille was a prize winner in both the minature class and the oil extension work Mr Ilhardt is well known here being a nephew of Mr Louis Schlegel und it was with this veteran photographer that he learned the first principles of picture making He is to be congratulated upon his success in his chosen work and for the high dis tinction he has won among such a gath ering of artists Neighborhood FraerI4etiag Tomorrow Thursday nght June 23d 1 At Mrs Henry Lammars Smith Ballard St Rev H McLollan leader 2 At tUB Sam Jones Walnut St Rev V H Dodge leader 3 At Mrs John Fosters West Main St Rev J W Crates leader 4 At Mrs 8 E Scotts Third St Rev E E Weaver trader 5 At Mrs Alexander Thaws East Main St Rev J W McGarvey leader 6 At Mrs Sallje Rayburns Summit Rev G W Shephard leader Attend please the PrayerMeeting in your neighborhood Examine our elegant display of Carriages Buggies etc before making a purchase We are selling vehicles at the lowest possible prices aaiocdCarriage Works T SL ItlidkI1 Prop a c fq 5i fS Officers Heeled At the meeting ot the Kentucky Press Association which convened in Louisville last Monday the following officers were elected Louis Landrum of the Central Record of Lancaster President E A Guillonof the Henry County Local of Newcastle Vice President and R E Morningstar of the Bowling Green Courier Secretary Rates to Chaotaoqaa Lexington via L A On account of Kentucky Chautauqua Lexington June 28 to July 8 the L A railroad will sell round trip tickets from all stations to Lexington June 27 to Julv 8 inclusive at rate of one and onothird fare plus 25 cents for the round trip Final limit for return July 8 W O Mills Agent Remodeling Mr L Rutherford Blanton one of Richmonds most nptodato and wide awake business men is having some remodeling done at his coal yards on Main Street He has had his old office rooms torn down and instead will erect more commodius quarters Workmen are busily engaged in the foundation work which is all of stone The new building will extend out to the street and will be quite an improvement to that part of town Old and Rare Col MorrIs Long ot this city has in his possession a coin which should be worth considerable money It is a one cent piece bearing the date ot 1701 The picture of Washington is on one side and the eagle with wings stretched on the other The coin books place the vaJue at twodollars but it is certainly a very rare one and should command a higher price than that Col Long ob tamed it from Frank Bailey a colored hack driver of Danville Danville Ad vocateMr Long is a native of this county and this news oi his good luck will be a source of pleasure to his many old friend THURSDAY JUNE J6 Organdies Lawns AND MILLINERYA B W TURNER I 13a4m A Great ImproTement Mr Richard McKee one of our citys most enterprising merchants has had a great improvement made in front of his elegant new store in the form of a splendid concrete pavement This runs in front of the store on Main street and around the length of the building on Firet street This finishing touch makes McKees corner one of the handsomest In town and adds much to the general appearance of our str etsMr McKee is to be congratu lated for his progressive ideas and for having erected one of the handsomest store rooms in the city Dont lorget the picnic in Burnams woods near Fort Kwili July 4 Jf J 11 To The teachers and Trustees oi Madison County In view of the fact that the recent Legislature extended or lengthened our schools from five to six months which is to take effect the ensuing scholastic year and having been asked so often what time or when schools should begin I deem it my duty to suggest or advise as to the time of be ginning I will say in the outset that the law with reference to the time of beginning was not changed July 1st beng as early as schools can begin I would advise as pllows In ells tricts where the school is so situated that pupils in attending school are compelled to travel over mud roads crots streams climb hills c making it almost impracticable to have more than the six months tree school that such schools should begin first oi July and continuous teaching without the loss of any time would complete the school before the Xmas Holidays If this shouldnot be done then the length ening of the school term would amount to but little because pupils would not enter school after the holidays to at tend a few days or weeks and but little good as before stated would result from the extra month But in dIst- ricts where there is a village or where the school is on a turnpike or good road making the school accessible to the pupils of the district at all times of the year and where longer terms are wanted which by all means ought to be the case I would advise that an eight months school be taught five months taught during the Fall and one month be taught in connection with a winter or spring scnool to begin about 1st of February or March Of course one month of the Spring School would be free to all the pupils of the district- I wish to further advise that as the State adoption of textbooks has not yet been made or announced that teachers continue to use the old books that are now in use until the State adoption is made and announced which I think will be only a short time Very r spt J WM WAOKKS County Supt Concert The regular weekly concert was given by the Richmond Silver Band on last Friday epening Under the able lead ership of Mr Harry Kunz the band boys are progressing nicely and much improvement is noticed in their play- Ing These concerts are a pleasait die version and bring great crowds on the otreets Jt is certainly a most enjoys ble way tospend an evening and our citizens should give the boys sit the encouragement possible and enable them to keep up a well organized band one that will be a credit to any town Loom Lad Sale Since last Saturday W D Oldhame store haspresented a busy appearance really reminding one of Shillitoa in Cincinnati or some other metropolitan house On that day the great loom end sale began and will continue all of this week and next Quite a number of new clerks have been engaged in addition to the large corps of regular opus and all are kept busy waiting on the great crowds of bargain seekers who throrg the store from eight in the morning until eight at night This sale bad been advertised not only in this county but in adjoining ones as well and with the CLIMAX as medium the news of this unprecedented sale hind reached far and wide As a result of such thorough advertising these immense crowds are pouring in each day On the first days sale about 2000 was taken hh and each succeeding day rivals in this point with the one just past There are some astonishingly low prices and this sale Will mark a success ful era in tIme 111110055 life of our city Notice to Creditors AU persons having claims against the estat of Jane BronstOB deceased are collfie to present same to the undersigned properly verified oil or beloreJulyl1gm or same will be barred fcMAN rABRISH Ijtt ICsMntot LIGHT COATS T1 For the short man tall man small man or extra big fellow Large collection to choose from right in quality and price oj 12 250 3 4 and 5 Fine Assortment of White Vests Thin Pants Youtll not pant these hot days if you wear our cool pants The widest variety for your choosingCamlets Tow Linen Crash or Homespun = extra values for your dollars SO cts to 400 Summer ShoesLighest and softest Vici Kid Vici Calf Patent Kid and Coltskin in both Low Cuts and Shoes of regular height Largest stock in Madison county to select from 15O AND UPExtra Soft Plow Shoes 125 COVINGTON AND BANKS WiUUN SACRIFICES Fire On last Wednesday the fire department was called out to the L N depot where the Section house was found to be on fire Prompt and vigor ous service soon extinguished the flames and prevented much damage Tent Meeting A movement is now on foot among the pastors of the city to hold n Union Tent Meeting next month the same to bfgin on the 3rd The tent will be pitched in the large lot owned by Mary Jane Walker on Lancaster Avenue The services will be conducted by the different pastors of the town but the services of some notable singer will be secured Prior to this meeting there will be neighborhood prayermeetings held the first one having been con ducted on last Monday night It is the earnest prayer of all that great blessings will result and much goodwill follow this service Water for faint Lick Mr W L Veach representing W E Caldwell Co of Louisville was at Paint Lick Saturday for the purpose of making an estimate on the cost of the water works which the enterprising citizens of that village propose to build in the near future The town is so situated that a complete water system costIA large reservoir will bo constructed on the hill on the Madison side which is high enough to give abundant pressure The water question has been agitated at Paint Lick some time and the recent disastrous fires have caused the busi ness man of the town to think of it more seriously than ever before Restored to flee Foster farenuCTwelve years ago when a wee baby of two years old little Maude Pittman was left alone by her mother in a brier patch near Berea Her cries attracted Mr Solomon Taylor who found the baby with scarcely any clothes on her body starved and in a terrible condi tion every way This kind man tooltI the little tine to his home where she was jpred for for four years Finally Mrs Taylor fell ill and as there was no one to take the proper care of her Mr Taylor started out to find a good home for the little girl then about seven years old This he was successful in secur ing with Mr and Mrs Thomas Clarke who reside near Berea These kind big hearted people took Maude andltreated her na one of their own ly becoming so attached to her that they drew out adoption papers in the Garrard Circuit Court giving her the name of Maude Clarke and making her heir to her part of their estate Every i thing ran along smoothly and Maude loved her foster parents devotedly knowing no others Several days ago however there came a disturbance in the happy little family Humphrey Pittman tho real father to the child in company with two friends went to this quiet little country home nestled down among the blue Cumberland hills and by all kinds of art and perhaps threats managed in getting Maude now a young girl just budding into womanhood away from Mr end Mrs Clarke She remained in this city until Monday when Mr and Mra Clarke secured lawyers and the case was tried before Judge Turpiu After hearing all the evidence the case was decided in lavor of Mr and Mrs Clarke JJuriugj the trial there were many eye wet with tears as the cir cumstance was one that excited the sympathy of all acquainted with it and the iecislpu brought forth the wildest applause Thatwas indeed a happy moment for the parents and for Maude wn911 hay were reunited and started ajrala fortheir peaceful howe Pittman WHS tried oa last Wednesday beior Judge Dykes and held over to the Circuit Uurl on a charge of kid naIling The jUdgment in this case wae drawn in a manner that should My atMiaipt ba made in the future to get pWeIon of the child such an act wMbe Ii contempt of court and wiLl rij tofjfeader nader t9 tr- l IMadstone Adheres Lewis Bourne a fouryearold boy from Jessamine county was bitten by a mad cat He was brought to White Hall where Dr G G Perry applied the famous Burgin madstone which adhered to the wound for an hour This is one of the finest stones in existence and has always been successful 5old Out- House Bros who have been conducting a meat market on Main street for some time have sold out their en tire stock fixtures etc to Mr John Allman who will take possession at once Mr Allman Id too well known to ourpeople to need an introcdution He is an expert butcher and has been in this line of business before He has always been known for his honest and upright dealings and he promises the most polite and prompt attention to all customers We wish Mr Allman much success in his new business Big tire Sale Mr SS Carrier and son who con duct a store at the end of Big Hill pike are now having an immense fire sale and are offering things at ridiculously low prices Some items mentioned are 9000 bushels of coal at 9 cts per bushel- A full line of groceries and other mer chandise all new and fresh coffee lOcts per lb and up calico 5c work shirts 25 to 50c ready made garments latest fashions We also have meal flour corn feed hay seeds and locust cedar oak and chestnut posts any length for sale Also clothing tinware clocks and watches No rent to pay and no clerks to pay are reasons why we can off r things at such low prices We pay cash lor all kinds of produce Give us a all 22June 6m Horses ann Roles are in Greater Demand at fres ent Than Ever More Figures of the statistician of the de partment of agriculture show an in crease of 178686 horses and 36323 head of mules over the totals given out in 1903 Tho good demand for horses and mules at the present time and the small increase indicated show the importance of the farmers of the middle south giving more attention to the breeding of animals in the imme diate future than has been done in this past few years The mule breeding interest is con fiend to a comparatively small area of the United States centering chiefly in the middle south including the states of Alabama Georgia Mississippi Louis ana Texas Arkansas Tennessee Ken tucky and Missouri The largest mien ber of mules are found in Texas with Misslssipppi and Missouri second and third The high price of cotton at the present time insures a good market for mules for some time to come and it would take several years of systematic breeding to overstock the market judging from the present demand for good animals A Change Mr Alfred Douglas who has tor a number of years been associated in the meat market on Main street lately owned by House Bros has bought a half interest in the Gumbert shop on Second street The new firm will be known as Douglas Gumbert Mr Douglas is a regular veteran when it comes to butchering and his popularity with a large circle of friends and patrons will no doubt draw considerable trade to the new firm We wish him unbounded success in his new relations c c i ChaoUoqoa Next Tuesday June 28th willmark the opening of the 18th annual session of the atWood land Park Lexington the same to con tlnue tor ten days Many notable artists in all lines have been engaged fur this event and especial attention hiss been paid to lecturers of high rank a greater number being provided this year than ever before Among the no table attractions are mentioned that great orator Dr Gunsaulus of Chicago who will lecture on Savonarola and Gladstone on June 29th and 30th Captain R P Hobson of Meritnac fame will be and Miss Clara Mor ns the noted Actress will give her lecture Behind tho Footlights The musical features are also well up to the standard There will be splendid quar tettes and soloists among whom are mentionedMr A Wiley Mr J Ken drick Johnson ad Miss Grace E Updergraff Mr Hugh McGibney a famous artist on the violin will be during the season The Cbau tauqua is a great educational and social feature of Kentucky summer life and the usual large crowds will no doubt attend Season tickets are already on sale at the Transylvania Companys office in Lexington Ky fourth of Tidy Rates via L A Account of Fourth of July the L k A R R Co will sell round trip tickets from all stations on their line to local points also points on the Southern Railway and Cincinnati Southern July 23 and 4 final limit for return July 8 at rate of one and onethid fares for the tripW Mills Agent j Je Sign 0 zheey uptogj Main and First streets ii The House for the noted Acorn Brand Ladies Shirt Waists carried ex- clusively1 by us is OWEN McKEES corner Main and First streets II1 1lThe House that has the exclusive sale of Regia Sateen Petticoats is i1I OWEN McKEES corner Main and First streets McIj The House for the most uptodate Gents Furnishing Goods is OWEN McKEES corner Main and First streetsrnrn The House j1 for Dress Goods Wash Goods Novelty Suitings Lawns Dimities Madras Ox jImHi mGopj1i Join and help swell the great throng that visits our store daily A visit i will demonstrate our supremacy in new styles for Spring and Summer From ev iry shelf and box peeps forth the evidence of our careful choosing which ii commands the admiration of everry feminine heart Lack of space prevents our mentioning the hundreds of wonderful values to be had in every department II t A- A9JJJ9L lI f1lrjJ Jl DRY GOODS NOTIONS SUITS CLOAKS FURS WRAPS KentuckyJChautauqua there heard I iI3bt = = t I I II 1 f Il lr i t t i i if 1 a i p I fIi Ii 1 JIT 4rWL CRUTCH EB G W EVANS JR t New FirmLN- Dc A Magnificient Stock of Goods C Everything for the home beautiful V tcanbe found in our store y rdeverybody our prices will SUlI VL We are at home at Joplins old stand on Main street and we guarantee the best l1 andmost polite attention c New Florence Droptop Sewing Machines 25 30 and 35 Full Ball Bearings cgive US a call Crutcher Evans cMain Street Richmond Ky f lnIOCIAaint at the Worlds Fair Caldwell Drake the builders of the Agricultural Palace at St Louif tho largest building in the world write We are using KINLOCH PAINT on all out work and lied it entirely Bitiilaclonr Caldwell Drake arealso the build ers of the Horticultural Building th3 Irish Village four State buildings and other Worlds Fair structurer aggregating over a million dollars iTney are of the new Arkac sas and West Virginia State Capitol the 1000000 hotel at West Baden and numerous other public buildings GET NO 13 18 1 49c for loo for the W Now Tbe to Iron season the and full Hot p m the less free by 419 to wav and each 89 Kept Tap- zie 0 Such a linn is about the it uses their work requires par paint Their demand the and thImost skillet When they use on all work and ii entirely it it at good tht you want on your own home is not a high priced it a high and wears longer any other in the market and well all the time Made all the Our will tell you you can aflord to any other paint The he will you will be surprisingly satisfactory WHEREVER WE HAVE NO AGENT YOUR OWN DEALER WILL KINLOCH FOR YOU IF THIS AD BY DIRECT TO KINLOCH PAINT COMPANY ST LOUIS THERE IS SUBSTITUTE For sale by R S BROWN Kirksville Ky 27 apr 14t JeL WATSON = J8 and 20 N Upper Lexington Ky Great Clearance Sale of Entire Suit Stock at OneHalf 1Regular Price youhavemiliar with tno High Standard of our larrncnt Stock and when wo offer snob roc notions as this you know just what to expect for your inonoy We do all that we 1193 for regular 20 00 Suits 50 for regular S25 00 Suits 75 for regular 35 00 Suits 22 50 for regular 00 Suits Iaoorebut priced fully onethird loss than usual Silks and wool Crepes at 08c A charming material of light texture and is very freely sold at 25 Mo hairs Scotch Mixtures all shades 39 and per yard 10 Sensational Sale of that usually sold 25 and SUeat saving in Black Dry piece is an uptodate grade weave that formerly sold a third than we offer thorn this week Take advantage while stock is complete J L WatsonJ8 and 20 N Upper Lexington Ky 7I7I7F7I7F m7IV When you are going to IPRtPAREOaiHO PAINT m 9vC Itis unequaled for Durability tndFini- sliTHE BEST 4- i Midc VAL DLAZ QM ELouisville Ky k For Sale by L LEEDS Richmond Ky yyy71 7F1 71 I 7171 717 Is Time Visit Hot Springs Arkinxis TU Mountain Konte The at iireat National Health Pleasure Resort is now in Wait Climate unsurpnRRod 8prlnc Special leaves St Louis daily at 820 making run in than 12 hours other fast daily trains Handsome descriptive litera ture call he obtained calling on- o addressingA GALLAOIIEK DPA Walnut street Cincinnati O Reduced Rates the West and Southwest via Southern Ry Round trip Homeswkers and one Colonist rates in effect on first third Tuesdays in month Call on or address T W CREWS Trav Pass Agent E Main fit Lexington Ky +CALL LTss + t JONES MERSflONS SALOON PARLOR WREN IN TOWN Iofaccommodation SI4itz Water ea 3 SecoaclSt particular paint ticular specification best workmanlike labor of artisans KINLOCII their pronounce satislactory stamps thoroughly dependable paint paint KiNLoca paint although is grade one it than paint looks in standard colors local agent why not use price quote SHOWN WRITING MO promise 40 C White Goods Immense Goods every high more use Three Before you breed your mare go to Collins Walkers stable on Irvine street and see the best Hred and the best breeding horse in the country Farwood J6796 standard and registered is a chestnut stal lion 16 hands high Only 15 to insure a living colt Have your old vehicle repainted and new rubber tires to take the place of the old worn out steel tires you are now using and yon will have a new conveyance for spring andsummer The Rirnhmol Iarrlage Works will do the woikat IniJ ilmt will astonish you Satisfaction guaranteed MIDKIFF Prop Re sure to take your wool to Cov ington Arnold Bro They wpayy- ou cash for it20atf KILL THE COUCHAND CURE THE LUNGS KingsNew I I OR cONSUMPTiON pIeI urct and uickeat Cure itw TKXOAT and LUNG novaIJB6 or MOWXT EACL friaIe byEOtitecktot 7 For Sale Property advertised under this head is not charged for unless sale is made For complete particulars call on or ad dress The Climax Printing Co Richmond Ky No1 No2No3 No5No No7 No8 No9No No11No No 14 No 16 No 17 No 18 No 19 No 20 No 21 No 22 No 23 No 25 No 26 No2 No 2B No 30 No 31 No 32 No 33 A twostory frame residence contain ing S rooms and two halls In RIch- mond Lot 40x150 feet small barn price 1000 IOU less than original cost- A twostory frame residence on one of the nicest resident streets In Richmond Has all necessary outbnlld lugs A great bargain for anyone desiring a nice home Two nice residences near Main street and only three squares from court house A more desirable location for an Ideal home could not be found These residences will be sold at a bar gain 5120 will buy a good town lot 40x200 town lot on good street 40x 200 feet Price iltO Good grazing and graIn producing farm containing 200 acres Good residence barn and other outbuild ings Price SI 200 Good farm containing about 130 acres barn and other Im provementsIn fine locality Price t500 Farm containing 100 acres well fenced but with no other Improvements Can be bought in connection with No 8 Price 1600 Four cottages on nice street well improved Price 1000 each flood cottage in firstclass condition lsterd etc Price 500 Nice residence containing seve rooms in resident portion of ctiy Large and garden and all nnecessary outbuildings Price 3060 Good lot suitable for business house can be bought cheap A four room cottage and seven acres of lAnd live ares in grass and two in garden good orchard and crepe arbor nil necessary out buildings This property is situated in n thriving village where churches anrt schools are convenient Price 500 One of the nicest residences In Richmond containing right rooms and seller In best portion ot oity Lot 98x350 feet Price J2SGO A twostory residence In good neighborhood Lot v exlso feet All neonseary ontlmlMlng Price f2800 A nice residence for any one desir tnsu Ideal home One at the best constructed ImltdlnM In Richmond well improved Price 2260 neighborhood Cottage on a nice resident strpel onlnlng four rooms and neces sary netlmibllngs Csn lx pur chased on the Installment plan A great bargain aUl too Will paint resklence for purchaser An ideal cottage for five rooms beautiful yard and all necciMary oatballdlBg8inolndlnE good stable and cistern Price 11300 Will ellon installment plan Will paint residence for purchaser Ntae residence on a 4aere lot con taming seven rooms and two porches situated In host reMenee portion of eity Stable coal hnuxe and all othor necessary out build ings A great bargain for anyone desiring a nice home Farm containing 90 f acres eight milts from this city This land tc all in eras and is At good farm and Is well watered There is on this land a small resilience and other Localityinbe t Flour and grist mill Anderson coaiity Wharrel capacity Build lug is 3 stories covered with Iron built years ago Steam and water- power the latter three mon hx of the year It Is Rn uptodate Roller Mill with burrs for corn and meal bolt 14 acres with the mill Includ ing what is with the house of rooms All for or 8500 for the mill and the acres Onehalf cast Has fine trade No mill in 10 miles Also illbarrel mill in Mercer county Ky on Salt river Steam power new nptodate In everY and good dwelling with improvements and 29 acres of tine land Close to Southern railroad Price StOOO InIthrough plaCe leaving Sncreg on one side with 2story 5room boneand oranges neachev peors plums Crapes bearing and 6 acres on oth er aide with 6room 1story house oranges peaches nears plums grapes etc all for or the 6 acres for 1800 or the 5 acres for 1100 IA handsome twostory frame dwel containing eight rooms two halls bath rooms with hot and cold water basement under entire bouse good yard and all necessary outbuildings Rest location in Richmond for boarding house 148 acres Mercer county farm in yards of pike 5 room 2story house 2 tenant boons large barn abundant water 7000 300 acres In 3 miles of HBrrodsburg on pike good land 10 roOm brick residence excellent barns etc Will grow hemp etc t6li per acre countyfineresidence excellent barnfine running water Price f85 an acre As good as any tl land Errs For Hatching from highbred Barred Plymouth Rock will he sold by me at oOc per setting ol 15 Eggs now ready Mrs E P Benton 13alm Union City Ky TO THOSE wishing to purchase the celebrated Page Wire Fence f1o1o Weare pleased to state that it ill on sale at tire following places in Madison comity Arbuckle Simmons dearcy Hamilton O Finnel J v Masters WbltlockcJohn RQbertsJ J W Prewitt L A Wrarren C O McWharter BIckner Early JT Coy n ehraond Rouse Valley View nuthton Kdenton Cottouburg Paint Lick- Wallaceton tkLL1 50 flS- EXPERIENCE I l 4TRAOE MARKS COPYRIGHTS Ac msyqulcklInvention Is probably rnttenraMo Commnnloi lloiuitrletlr confidential ItANOBOOlton Patent lent tree Oldest for securtnjrpatenu Patents taken through t Co receivetpetial notice without charge In the Scientific nmftwuA handsomely Illustrated weekly Largest drcnlatlon of any sdentUo journal Terms 3 ayear four months tl Sold byall newsdealen YorkBrauch Weak HeartseverycnnIndigestiononlytraceable Momachttheheartt h heart and la the ccunw of time that diseasedjl cur8Io3IKMoIDis Wfet Y w JUt and relieves tholaOh lall MT astrain and tho heart of all prtMUM tJolIhsaol MUIkarpaps L PeWITTGOoa 1 FOa il ib h elJ is n i RIPANS Tabules Doctors findI A goodprescription For mankind The 5cont packet Is enough for usual occasions The family bottle cents contamsia supply for a year All druggi8tsseU them We have never shown a larger stock of Carriages fiurries Buggies and runabouts than we now have on display in our show room It will pay you In ex amine them before buying Wo also tie repairing and rejoininirjn best nan nor at moderate prices The beStrub her tire applyed and guaranteed for one year Call and see us Richmond Carriage Work tf S L Midkiir Prop Fresh mixed sweet picklna and plain sour at Frasa Bros dpposite Glyndon lintel For Rent The Chas Smith residence on Main street possession given ut once will also dispose of growing vegetables AV R Farris care L A Railroad Summer Tourist Rates TO Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Salt Lake City and Ogden Via The Missouri Pacific Railway The Colorado Short Line Tickets on sale Juno lilt to Septem berSOth Final return limit October SI Stupover allowed Double daily service from St Louis to Colorado and Utah Pullman DrawingRoom Sleepers Dining Cnrs and free Reclining chair cars Unexcelled service and quick time For futher information nddresr A A Gallagher D P A41O Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio Do Not Dose the Stomach Cure Catarrh by Natures Own Moth od Every breath of Hyomei Brings Belief Nearly ovary one who has catarrh knows how foolish it is to try and cure it liy lni Eins tlJO Rtomnch Tempo rary relief maybe given but a cure seldom comes Until recently your physician would have said the only way to cure oatarrli would be to hnve a change of climate but nf w with Hyoivei von can carry a healthgiving climate in YOllr vest pnckpt anti l y breathing it a few inin rites four times a Jay ours yourself The complete Hyomei outfit costs hut Stand consists of an inhaler that car he carripil in the vest pocket a men nine drooner and a hnttleof rTyomoi The inhaler mete a lifetime and If onp bottle does nnt cure an extra bottle of Hyomei can he obtained for 60 CPnp It is the most econnmicnl of all reme lies advertised for the cure ot catarrh and is the only one that follows nature in her method of treatiug diseases ol the respiratOrs organs R IA Midililton has sold a greet many Hyomei outfits and the more be sells the mure convinced he is thai he is perfectly safe in guaranteeing tn refund the money if Hyomei does not cure im Never before could you Secure firstclass velijcleat cheap as we are now offering them Jail and get prices Richmond Carriage Works- S L Midkiff Prop ATTENTIONt- Ve have moved our produce business from the East End of Main street to the iarnelt House storaroom on Second street where we will be glad to welcome our friends and patrons We will continue to pay the highest market price for Eggs Poultry HidestFurs and other Produce ive us a call iu our new quarters and we will convince you that we are the leaders in the Produce Business iu Madison county GOTT BROS Second Htre- et2PjanlvRWHlIOND KY Worlds pair Short Line Southern Railway 10 43Miles they Shortest j Fastest jindTbest to tho t Worlds Pair Lqolca1 tlie Schedules dailyleavo pSolid m t Ob servation Dining CJr and day coaches through from Versailles toSfc Louis without change dailyLeaveArrive St Lviuis 752 a iiu Solid train of Pullman and day coach es throuili from Versailles to St Louts without nbanpe Anal ii ins ku clijse connection at Union Station St Louis with Subur ban service mil Kle rinparsdirMt to grpllridaRoucd Rates from Versa1UestIG5i mrtel returning Icc 16 0f 13 74gpl drctrnluJ sixty lays e il95go il returning ten days ratQft87Coach Ex uraigB ticketg OH Mla special 3atqjf f ntf IIane K3CAlIp Ico j j A vegetable liquid for governing or equalizing the flow of womens menses which occur once in every lunar month BRADFIELDSFemale b the essential quality of powerful herbs It is a concentrated essence best adapted for womens delicate organism and put in such form that it is always properly assimilated and tAken into the system Stoppages suppression painful orother of the menses sickly flowd are corrected and cured by the regular use of this superior emmenagogue Menstruation or periodic flows necessitate a breaking down cells lininglhe mucous membrane and a reconstruction after sickness which is ccompa nied with marked congestion loss produceWhites is the result of these irritating discharges Regulator cures these troubles and restores to perfect health thejjatient who suffered the debilitating Buy of druggists 100 per bottle Our illustrated book mailed free Perfect Heath for Vomcn SHE BRA9HELD REGULATOR CO AUuU 6 I LOUISVILLE MAN DROWNED He Lost His Life In the Water at New port R I Louisville Ky Juno 10Tho body of tho man found at Newport R L Wednesday morning with circum stances pointing to drowning or to death by pistol shot seems to have been H O Eddy of Louisville This name was on a strap In his coat and on the buttons was the firm name of Jenne Doll Louisville tailors The man left his wife and family in Louis yUle three years ago The wife has not heard from him in two years Sho says he had his clothes made by Jenna Doll while here and she thinks he is the man found Thursday While in Louisville ha was employed by the Louisville Water Co He was well connected throughout the state FROM GRANDPAS SAFE He Extracted a Note and Must Now Make It Good Louisville Ky June 10It was shown In court Thursday by judgment given Fred Illig against his grandson E J Eller that Eller had extracted a note for 500 kom a safe and do stroyed it The grandfather loaned the boy 1000 with which to build a house and the grandson gave two notes for 500 each The notes wore placed in a safe the combination of which was known only to the two men The court held that the boy must pay back the money and 153 moro that was promised FARMER HELD UP Thieves Took 1000 the Proceeds of the Sale of His House Louisville Ky June 1Ooel GIv- en a farmer was held up while coming to market Thursday morning and II wad containing so Given says 1000 taken from under the seat Given recently sold a house and he claims It was the money paid him for that He was bringing the money to Louisville to be placed In bank He was dozing when lie was stopped and the highwayman slipped out the money before bo realized what had happened Peacemakers Skull Crushed Brownsville Ky June 1OIn a general row at Joppa church John C Smith 50 was struck on the head with an ax by James Gentry 17 Smiths Jkull was crushed to the length of five inches The Gentry and Smith boys were engaged in a fight when Smith appeared as peacemaker with the above result A posse is after Gentry Expired at the Breakfast Table Covington Ky June 10 Philip Rachford 60 expired suddenly while seated at the breakfast table at his home Greenup street His death re calls a shooting affray John Buckley a constable had It was alleged wrong ed one of his daughter and Ratchford wounded him so severely that he wan not expected to live Lived as Strangers In Their Home Covington Ky June 10Tho domestic troubles of Dr and Mrs B F Eckman prominent residents reached the divorce court Thursday It devel oped that although they have contin ued to live In the same house at 1901 Madison avenue they have been as strangers to each other Judge Bullock Weds Lexington Ky June 10 County Judge Frank A Bullock of this coun ty and Miss Grace Hamfirick formerly of Woodford county were married in Louisville Thursday night Judge Bul lock is frequently termed the Richard Croker of the Fayette county democracy Called to Lancaster Lancaster Ky June 10Rev J 31 Ellis of Louisville has received a call to the Baptist church of this place and preached his initial sermon Sunday He has moved his family here and vl1l fill the pulpit for his congregation two Sundays of each month Estill Springs Sold Louisville Ky June 10A syndi cate headed by W J Smith of Lansing Mich has purchased the famous Batlll Springs in Estill county paying Capt J M Thomas 40000 for the property W L Thomas will remain as manager of the hoteL Despondent Over Love Affairs Frankfort Ky June 10IL A Wil son a schoolteacher and Insurance pan aged 35 committed suicide near Bridgeport by shooting himself on tho farm of his father John S Wilson Ho had been despondent over a love affair It la said The Ordinance Vetoed Lexington Ky June 10 Mayor Combs Thursday night vetoed the ordinance passed by the council Thursday night which In effect boycotted not union labor In vetoing the ordinance the mayor said it was unconstltutlonat LCreosote Blocks Covington iJunci i0ScoEt street from Twelfth street to Eigb teenthstrecwlU be improved with creosote blocks the aldermen at their meeting concurring In thu action of tho councilmen by a unanimous vote Calhoon and Rums y Dry Calbdon K Junol 7 oUt con tested election as to whether or not wklskjjshouid bo Bold In Thmmsey and werff heldi Wednesday The dry won 2 G majority in Rurnsey and isyYavvQtQ 9 l951n Sated whilenumaZa ihw Jd o JI 72 v c= c F HIOT IN LOUISVILLE rVIj Striker Attempted to Prevent Negrs Women From Going to Work Louisville Ky June ititt riot broke out at the plant of the Con mental Tobacco Co Wednesday when 100 striking Negro men attempted to prevent 500 Negro women employed it the plant from going to work Police commanded by Chief Gunther quelled the mob but were compelled to resort to the use ot clubs and revolvers For a time It looked as If serious results would follow but at 2 oclock the Negroes had been driven away and the plant surrounded by a squad of police The trouble grew out of a strike of 200 Negro men who demanded an In crease of wages Thomas K Manson the superintendent refused to grant the demand and the men left At noon they stationed themselves at the entrances and refused to allow the women who had gone out to re turn to workIThe police were called for and were met by a determined mob of Negroes who threw stones and clubs at the oftV cers hitting several A liveryman at the time drew his revolver when ho saw the police being driven back and NegroesI Chief Gunther with a detail went to the scene and the Negroes were finally driven back None of the patrolmen were seriously Injured SHOT AS SHE RAN The Murderess of John N IrvIn t Wounded By a Mob Lebanon Junction Ky June 1CA- mob of about 30 men went to the lock up early Wednesday morning batter ed down the doors and took therefrom Martha Thompson tho Negress who murdered John N Irvin Tuesday and who was confined without a guard They placed a rope around her neck and started to lead her out to hang her when she began to fight Weighing 250 pounds and possessing tremendous strength she broke the rope and threw aside her captors and ran when several members of the mob opened fire on her She fell wounded several times and lay where she was until 5 oclock Wednesday morning when she was taken to her home and is believed to be dying Tuesday afternoon Irvin reproved the womans son for not returning a borrowed pair of pliers Tho boy told his mother who seized a butcher knife and went to a melon patch where Irvin was at work Creep lug up behind as he bent over a vine she slashed his throat almost severing his head with one stroke from her powerful arm She was arrested Immedi ately after and was to have been sent to Shepherdsville for safe keeping but the officers did not arrive In time HOWARD REFUSED A REHEARING His Attorneys Will Appeal to the Unit ed States Supreme Court Frankfort Ky Juno l6The court of Wednesday overruled the petition for a rehearing in the case of James Howard sentenced to life 1m prlsonment for alleged complicity In the murder of William Goebel How ard will be brought to the penitentiary as soon as the court mandates Issues His attorneys will appeal to the Unit ed States supreme court IThe Kentucky Building St Louis June 16There have been crowds at state building dedications but it took Kentucky to win the attendance prize Wednesday The movement upon the Kentucky building began early In the day and by 11 oclock when the exercises began there were nearly 3000 Kentuckians present Litigation Over a Saddle Mayking Ky June ltLAn interest- Ing case involved in the Letcher coun ty court between Evans and Col Pol ley cousins was called before Judge James P Lewis Wednesday The men have been at outs ovor an old saddle valued at perhaps 150 in which a settlement could not be made ReElected Moderator Campbellsvllle Ky June 16ThJ general association of Kentucky Baptists convened here The large Baptist church was filled to overflowing and the overflow caught up at the Methodist church Dr W H Felix of Lexington was reelected moderator Two Couples Married Greenup Ky June 16 Casslus M Chappellear and Miss Miriam McEl fresh David W Suter and Miss Annua Thornton giving Hamilton county 0 as their homes were married here by Judge B Bennett From here they wentto Atlantic City War on Blind Tigers Mayfield Ky June 16The county officials have begun war on the blind tigers of the city The SliMIer and his deputies have been v jrj busy serving subpoenaes and warrants on witnesses and the various operators of the whisky and beer joints Went to See the Circus Frankfort Ky June lGLieut Gas Thorne who has been acting as gov ernor of Kentucky closed up the ex ecutive office Wednesday afternoon and attended the circus Col Thorno said ho proposed to set a precedence Will Be a Midshipman fowling Green Ky June 16Ar- tbuztiltege Underwood of this city hare ivQd orders from Annapolis Mdtfpt June 23 for examination as nitpmproan Ho was nominated by Congressman John S Rhea Every year 5000 tons of Congo rubber arc sold In the Antwerp market f i LIVERTROUBLES InndThedforduBlackDTangBt 5 agood medicine forli er disease Itrrcd my on alter be had ep nt f with doctors It Is all the med iclne I take1 MBa AXOUNB MARTIN Parkersburg W Va If your liver does not act regularly go to your druggist and secure a e of Thedfords BlackDraught and take a dose tonight This great family constipatedbowels and causes a healthy secretion of bile Tliedforda Black Draught will cleanse the im purities and strengthen the kidneys A torpid liver invites colds biliousness chills and fever and all manner of sick ness and ctftitugion Weak tid neys result in Brights disease which claims aa manyvictims as consumption A 25cent- paclrnge of Thedfords flack keptinI used Thedforda DIck Draught for lITer and kdney com ft ezeeL2ttAM THEDFORDSWACK DRAUGHt ru i 1 i t o pc a a0 0 0 9 a I IIThe purchase price of I For the modest home or pala a fiat residence j 5 t s Rent I desire to rent for the year the store room on Main now occupied by Mr T A 1is Laura 8 Bright ton Bro will pay the market cash price for wool 20atf trains on tim L A you an to spend the day at Estill or in the mountains See notice elsewhere for and rates pays the highest price for tf Co sell the from 1600 to 3600 per ton 13atf TO THE FAIR USE THE IS A FOR T O Ask Us It Irwin Geo L GP A T PAKY I JM ascent for the wishing to OB or J D Ky k Browan Yasir wool 1Jfe 20atf hits In his tile ut1lln4adttv t a range be least of all by a family of small To the cst of a range add the wasted fuel and and in the end It has cost mOre anThe the stan dard the is built rightII all the heat it will pay for Itself In fuel saved times during Its long life With ordinary care The Majestic will last a with little or no for repairs NOT CHEAP EST BUT LEAST EX 4PENSIVE e Call and them at and we will convince you In a moment that The is unsurpassed and Without an on the marketArbuckle a Simmons AgentsaKy 0 a 0 a Great Sacricfice Sale New QLOTHING 25000worth clothing Regardless of eost We show of Mens Suits at worth 15 J8 and 20 BOYS SUITS at 99c 0 5 J50 and 2 worth 7 8 10 n At every 50 brings back 1 We are Sole Agents in Kentucky for FINE X For 1904 Bright Street Robinson- tf COvID Arnold highest Sunday gives opportunity Springs schedule E Deathernge wool- Slmackelford famous Javecka fertilizer GOING WORLDS T Route COMFORTABLE BE YOND DOUBT FREE OFFICIAL ROUTE KENTUCKIANS LJ LOUISVILLE Wueresce LAM- BWIREFENOETimse pBrchahthebest irfeacewILcan address LON- Gmy Bicbmohil ArnoM iltTthe highest nalkepril1I irt3G PerrvWmiite nIIXy wiliiqIy jti cooking should considered meansacheap coslof re- paIrs Majestic everywhere Because Majestic properly distributed several lifetime outlay see ourstore Majestic equal Sole Richmond of Thousands 999 Mens Suits worth and Ce this sale cents you Alfred Benjamin Cos CLOTHING LOUIS GUS STRAUS JatST TH- EHenderson LINE THAT RECLININGCHAIR About Garrett celebrated 11Qilyr fkiviHgto1 pqsies4qA celebrated itM1- tmies Young Li R BLANTON DEALER IN Coal Feed Salt Sand Lime Cement Plaster Hairjv Etc Corner Main and B Streetsapr50 Phone 8 iCall andsee the i f TfaoxyV 1T aOT 4and you can see how ev Star Refrigerator is lined and why it will use 4 onehalf the ice that it i takes to run the socalled t Refrigerator 10 3 fo IT IS LINED WITH GRANULATED CORK 5 f which absorbs all the moisture and makes it oss ar We have these Refrigerators porcelain lined and galvanized lined r DI ShockeltOrd CO Subscribe for the hll1111J1JJdJrplI1m X- Lt a Year 0 cLJI r- i = 0c JC MatuuMIIMIt 7 A N LNt7 I J t r Cc j r rrW L ORUTCHER GwEVANSJR c New FirmAND cc A Magnlficient Stock of Goods t t Everything for the home beautiful Vf t y Cc- aniDefoundinourstoreand I everybody SUII L J We are at home at Joplints old standon Main street and we guarantee the best 1 andmost polite attention cNew Florence Droptop Sewing Machines 30 and 35 Full Ball Bearings Jgive US a call Crutcher Evans c Main Street Richmond Ky JnL h saint at the Worlds Fair Caldwell Drake the builders of the Agricultural Palace at St Louis the largest building in the world write We are uSIng KINLOCH PAINT on all our work and find it entirely satisfactory Caldwell Drake are also the build ers of the Horticultural Building the Irish Village four State buildings and other Worlds Fair structure aggregating over a million dollars They are of the new Arkan Sec and West Virginia State Capitol the 1000000 hotel at West Badeu and numerous other public buildings 12 Trav a firm particular paint work requires specificationcdemand workmanlike of skillet artisans use KiNLOCU1 all and pronounce v entirely satisfactory good dependable paint on home KIN LOCH not a high although a high one and wears longer than other paint market and well time Made in Our agent can The price quote be surprisingly satisfactory WHEREVER NO AGENT YOUR OWN DEALER WILL GET KINLOCH FOR YOU IF SHOWN THIS AD BY WRITING DIRECT TO KINLOCH PAINT COMPANY ST LOUIS MO THERE IS SUBSTITUTE For sale by R S BROWN Kirksville Ky 27 apr J La WATSON = 18 and 20 N Upper Lexington Ky Great Clearance Sale of Entire Suit Stock OneHalf f Regular Pricef youharemillar the High Standard of our Garment Stock and when we offer such reductions as this you know just what to expect money We do all that we promise Sll 93 for regular 20 00 Suits S1350 for regular S25 00 Suits S1875 for regular 35 00 Suits for regular 40 00 Suits C Inoorebut priced fully onethird less than usual Silks and Crepes at 9Sc A charming material of light texture anti is very freely sold at 1 25 Mo Scotch Mixtures all shades 39 and 49c per yard f Sensational Sale of White Goods that usually sold 25 and SOcat 15o Immense saving in Black lry Goodsevery piece is an uptodate high grade that formerly sold a third more than we offer this week Take advantage the complete J L Watson18 and N Upper Lexington Ky 7I7I 7I 7i 7I7It7II l When you are going to IPRfPARfOaiHO use PAINT IItis unequaled for Durability Y Finish I1THE BEST i Mane oy VAL LAZ QN + Louisville Ky + For Sale by W L LEEDS Richmond Ky IL 7I 7IF 7F 7I7 Now Is Time to Visit Hot Springs Arkansas via Iron Mountain Koote The season at the Great National Health and Pleasure Resort is now in lull blast Climate unsurpassed Hot yprmen Special leaves St Louis daily at 820 pm making the run in less hours Three other last daily trains Handsome descriptive litera ture can be obtained free by calling on or addressing A A GALLAOIIBIEDIA 410 Walnut street Cincinnati O Reduced Rates the West and Southwest via Southern Ry onetWIIn each month Call ron address W CREWS Pats Agent 80 E Main RU Lerlntrton Ky + CALL AT++ + d JONES MERSHONS SALOON PARLOR WHEW IN TOWN 4 Tefreshingof nsedbydation Ntulne Sirtfata Water Kept Tap I hone 3 Second St Such is about the it uses their par most labor When they on their work it stamps it as thoroughly paint the you want your own is priced paint it is grade it any in the looks all the all the standard colors will tell you why you not afford to use any other paint he will you will WE HAVE NO Mt at with for your 52250 wool hairs for weave for thorn while stock is 20 v The than to Tuesdays or T local Before you breed your mare go to Collins Walk ers stable on Irvine street and see the best hred and the best breeding horse in the country Farwood 16796standard and registered is a chestnut stal lion J6 hands high Only 15 to insure a living colt Havevour old vehicle repainted plnceofnow using and you will have a new conveyance for spring andsummer The Ricnlnnod Carriage Works will do the work at pM i that will astonish you Sitibfuclioa guaranteed MiDKlpp Prop Re sure to take your wool to Cot ington Arnold Bro They wpayy- ou cash for it 20atf KILLTHE COUCHAND CURE me LUNCS KingsNew lFOR cONSUMPTION I5Gc Burect and Quickest Cure for nil iTSROAT and LUNG TBOTJB QrJO BAOK JFw l J K 0 titocktca t 1 J liI i For Sale j Property advertised under this head is not charged for unless sale is made For complete particulars call on or ad dress The Climax Printing Co Richmond Ky Nol No2 No3 No5No6 No7No No9No No 11c No 13 No 14 No 16 No 17 No 18 111019 No 20 No 21 No 22 No 23 No 25 No 26 No 27 No 28 No 30 No 31 No 32 No 33 twostory frame residence contain 0 rooms and two halli in Richmond Ky Lot 40x150 feet small barn Price 1000 J50U less than original cost A twostory frame residence on one of the nicest resident streets in Richmond Has all necessary outbuild inn A great bargain for anyone desiring a nice Two nice residences near Main street and only three squares from court house A more desirable location for an ideal borne could not be found These residences will be sold at a bar gain 120 will bay a good town lot 40x200 feetA town lot on good street 40x MO feet Price JIM Good grazing and grain producing farm containing 200 acres Good residence barn and other outbuild loge Price H200 Good farm containing about acres good residence barn and other Ira proements in fine locality Price 1500 wellIments Can be bought in connection with No 8 Price 1000 Four cottages nn nice street well improved Price 1000 each cottage in firstclass condition etc Price 500 Nice residence containing seven rooms in resident portion of ctiy Large yard and garden and all necessary outbuildings Price 3000 Good lot suitable for business bouse can be bought cheap A four room cottage and seven acres of hind five acres in grass and two in garden good orchard nnd crape arbor all necessary out bnlldlngx This property is situated in n thriving vlllnge where churches ami schools are convenient Price KM One of the nicest residences In Richmond containing eight rooms and oellnr In bo4 portion of city Lot S9r feet Price tli8O A twostory residence in cood neighborhood Lot l2GxlSi feet All necessary outbuilding Price tt808 A nice residence for any on desiring on ideal home One of the best constructed buildings In Richmond well improved Price 1360 Two tot laaxim feet in good neigh borhood Price 700 Cottage on a nice resident street oolllMhHng four rooms and neces IlUrcftllgreet Iwrgxln at 1100 Will paint residence for purchaser An ideal cottage rof five rooms beautiful yard and all necessary otlmtldiBgctHelndtng good stBble- and cistern Price 11300 Will sell on installment plan Will paint resIdence for purchaser Nice residence on a 4acre lot con taming seven rooms and two porches situated in best residence portion of city Stable coal house and all other necessary out build anyoneis4riugFarm containing 90V acrea eight mills from this This lend Is all in grass and is Al good farm and is well watered There is on this land a small residence and other Localltvbef onIing in 3 stories covered with iron built 8 years ago Steam and water power the latter three mont hi of the year It is nn uptodate Roller Mill with burrs for corn and meal bolt U sores with the mill includ hit wont Is with the house of 5 rooms All for MKO or 8600 for the mill and the li acres Onehalf cash Has fine trade No mill in 10 miles Also n 0bnrrel mill In Mercer county Ky on Salt river Steam power new uptodate in every particular and good dwelling with Improvements and 20 acres of fine land Close to Southern railroad Price 8080 Also acres of Florida land in Mannvllel on railroad Street through place leaving 5 acres on one side with 2story aroom house and oranges eache pARIS plums grapes bearing and 6 acres on oth er side with 6room 1story house oranges peaches fears plums grapes etc all for tllllII or the 6 acres for 1800 or the 5 acres for twostory frame dwel ins containing eight rooms two halls bath rooms with hot and coldwater basement under entire house good yard and all necessary outbuildings Rest location in Richmond for boarding house 148 acres Mercer county farm In2oO yards of pike S room 2story house 2 tenant boasts large barn abundant water 7000 llsrrodsbnrgIresidence excellent barns etc Will grow hemp etc 66 per acre countyfineresidence excellent barnfine running water Price 85 an acre As good as any 100 land Eggs For Hatching from highbred Barred Plymouth Rockf will be sold byine at 50o per setting oi 15 Eggs now ready Mrs EP fenton- l3alm UnionCity Ky TO THOSE tlJ wishing to purchase the celebrated Page Wire Fence jtji Weare pleased to state that it is on sale at the following places in Madison county Arbuckle Simmons Searcv Hamilton OFlnnel J W Masters I V Whltlock John Stapp Burton Roberts J W Tester J W Prewltt U A Wearren C C McWhartcr BIckner Early JT Coy Rchmond Waco Jted Rouse Valley View Baldwin Newby Ruthton Edenton Cottonbarg Paint Lick- WallacetoU 1SIIPATENTS 4JJTRADE MARKS v11I COPYRIGHTS c mayQUlcliommunleatlonutrlct patentsPatents e tpteial notice without charge In the Scletttific fm rita A handsomely llhutrnted weekly Iaree3t drculatlon of any scientific journal Terms 3 ayear four months tl Bold brail newsdealers YorkBranch WeaK Heartseveryoneindlgestlcnonlytraceablegestion All food taken Into the stomach which falls of perfect digestion ferments and tbehearttho heart and in the course of time tfeat diseasedMrtrouble and wu In a bad state as had hem trouble towl8OIItIaaDdKo4o4 Dgsts WWi Yew KM and relieves the stomach of all owvoHi ru114thhearJofal1prC5llun ott1es Olr StOO Size koid3n 23f ec tlMltli size width sns for Soc Prspsrd bf E O hW1TT A OO CH4W0 eiJ T a bfl- frl p 15 e1S i J i 7r F RIPANS TabuIeT Doctors fineri A good pres iFtf i For mankind The Scent packet Is enonch for usual occasions The family bottle cents contains a supply for a year All druggists sell them We have never shown a larger stock runaIour show room It will pav VOlt to examine them before buying W also do rwpairinc and rejoining in beet ILan ners at moderate prices The best rub her tire npplved and guaranteed for one year Call and see us Richmond Carriage Works tf 8 L Midkiir Prop =Fresh mixed sweet pickles and plain sour at Frasa Bros opposite Glyndon H H For Rent The Chas Smith residence 6n Main street possession given at once will Also dispose of growing vegetables W R Farris care L A Railroad Summer Tourist Rates TO Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Salt Lake City and Ogden Via The Missouri Pacific Railway The Colorado Short Line Tickets on sale June 1st to Septem her 30th Final return limit October Si Stopover allowed Double daily service from St Louis to Colorado and Utah Pullman DrawingRoom Sleepers Dining Cent and free Reclining chair cars Unexcelled service and quick time For futher information nddrew A A Gallaclipr D P A 419 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio Do Not Dose the Stomach Cure Catarrh by Natures Own Moth odEvery lireath of Hyomoi Brings Relief Nearly every one who has catarrh knows how foolish itju to trY and cure it by rtruirclnir the stomach Temporary reliof maybe given buta cure RHlilnm conies Until recently your physician would have said the only way to cure catarrh would be to have a change of climate lint nrw with Hyoirel von can carry a healtligivinr climate in your vest pocket anti by breathing it a few min sites four times ft day cure yourself The complete Hyomei outfit costs but SI and consists of an inhaler that can he carried in the vest pocket a me li nine drooner and a bottle of Hyomi The inhaler mats a lifetime and if one bottle does not cure an extra bottle of Hyomei can he obtained for CO cent It Is the most economical all reme dies advertised for the cnre ot catarrh and is the onlv one that follows nature in her methrxlof treating diseases nl tire respiratory rcans B L Middxlton has sold a great many Hyonwi outfits and the more he sells the more convinced lie is tha he is perfect ly nafo in guaranteeing to refund the money if Hyomei does not cure 1m Never liefore could you secure a firstclass vehicle ag cheap as we are now offering them Call and get prices Richmond Carriage Works S L Midkiff Pro- pATTENTION We have moved our produce business from the East End of Main street to the Garnett House storeroom on Second street where we will be glad to wel come onr friends and patrons We will continue to pay the highest market price for Eggs Poultry Hides Furs and other Produce jive us a call in our new quarters and we will convince you that we- are the leaders in the Produce Business in Madison county GOTT BROS Second street tII SPjanlv RICHMOND KY Worlds Fair Short Line- Southern Railway j 43 Miles the Shortest jfV Fastest and best to the t Worlds Fair Look at the Schedules Leave Versailles 633 a m daily Leave Louisville 900 a m 456pSolid m Ob servation Dining Car and daycoaches through from Versailles to St Louis without change mdli1yLeavArrive St Louis 752 a m Solid train of Pullman and day coach es thrpuvh from Versailles to St Lonis without fcriango All traits imiku close ccnnectinn nt Union St Louis with Subur ban servIe and llcctrI ears direct to- th groundsRonnif Rates from Versjiilles l65j Ohfl1rnjILdec Th03 1375 good returning jiixty days 1195 good returning ten days Tickets on sal daily atrabove rates 870 good rtttirnliig seven days On Coach Excursion tickets on sale- specialdatca R KMullane KyOB A1ji t J A vegetable liquid for governing 01 equalizing the flow womens menses occur once in every lunar month BRADFIELDSFemale Is the essential quality of powerful herbs It is a concentrated essence best adapted ifor womens delicate organism and put form that it is always inI assimilated and taken into the system Stoppages suppression painful or other Irregularity menses sickly flows are corrected and cured by the regular use of this superior emmenagogue Menstruation or periodic flows neces sitate a breaking down lining the mucous membrane and a reconstruction after sickness which is ccompa nied with marked and loss proIIuceWhites is the result of these irritatingdis- charges Regulator cures these troubles andrestores to perfect health the patient who Buffered the debilitating lossesIBuy of druggists roo per bottle Our illustrated book mailed free Perfect Heath for Women THE BRA3FIELD REGULATOR CO Atlanta Go LOUISVILLE MAN DROWNED He Lost His Life in the Water at New port R IILouisville Ky June 10The body of the marl found at Newport R L Wednesday morning with circum stances pointing to drowning or to death by pistol shot seems to havo been H G Eddy of Louisville This name was on a strap in his coat and on the buttons was the firm name ot Jenne 4 Doll Louisville tailors The man left his wife and family In Louts vllle three years ago The wife has not heard from him in two years She says he had his clothes made by Jenno Doll while here and she thinks he Is the man found Thursday While in Louisville he was employed by the Louisville Water Co He was well connected throughout the state FROM GRANDPAS SAFE He Extracted a Note and Must Now Make It GoodILouisville Ky Juno 10It was shown In court Thursday by Judgment given Fred Illlg against his grandson E J Eller that Eller had extracted a note for 500 from 3 safe and de stroyed It The grandfather loaned the boy 1000 with which to build a house and the grandson gave two notes for 500 each The notos wore placed In a safe the combination of which was known only to the twq men The court held that the boy must pay back the money and 153 more that was promised FARMER HELD UP Thieves Took 1000 the Proceeds of the Sale of His House Louisville Ky June 1OoeI Giv en a farmer was Held up while coming to market Thursday morning and a wad containing so Given says 1000 taken from under the seat Given recently sold a house and he claims It was the moneyjald him for that He was bringing the money to Louisville to be placed In bank He was dozing when he was stopped and the high wayman slipped out the money before ho realized what had happened Peacemakers Skull Crushed Brownsville Ky June 10In a genera row at Joppa church John C Smith 50 was struck on the head with an ax by James Gentry 17 Smiths skull was crushed to the length of five Inches The Gentry and Smith boys were engaged In a fight when Smith appeared as peacemaker with the above result A posse Is after Gentry Expired at the Breakfast Table CoVIngton Ky June 10 Philip Rachford 60 expired suddenly while seated at the breakfast table at his home Greenup street His death recalls a shooting affray John Buckley a constable had it was alleged wrong ed ono of his daughter and Ratchford wounded him so severely that he was not expected to live Lived as Strangers In Their Home Covlngton Ky June 10The domestic troubles of Dr and Mrs B P Ectanan prominent residents reached the divorce court Thursday It devel oped that although they have contin ued to live In the same house at 1901 Madison avenue they have been as strangers to each other Judge Bullock Weds Lexington Ky June 10 County Judge Frank A Bullock of this coun ty and Miss Grace Hambrick formerly of Woodford county were married in Louisville Thursday night Judge Bul lock is frequently termed the Richard Croker of the Fayette county democracy Called to Lancaster Lancaster Ky June 10Rev J R Ellis of Louisville has received a call to the Baptist church of this place and preached his initial sermon Sunday He has moved his family here and will fill the pulpit for his congregation two Sundays of each month Estill Springs Sold Louisville Ky June 10A syndi cate headed by W J Smith of Lan sing Mich has purchased the famous Estill Springs In Estill county paying Capt J M Thomas 40000 for tho property W L Thomas will remain as manager of the hotel Despondent Over Love Affairs Frankfort Ky June 10H A Wil sona schoolteacher and Insurance man aged 35 committed suicide near Bridgeport by shooting farm ofhisntherJobn himseltontheI had been despondent It Is said The Ordinance Vetoed Lexington Ky June 10 Mayor Combs Thursday night vetoed the ordi nance passed by the council Thursday night which In effect boycotted non union labor In vetoing the ordinance the mayor said It was unconstitutional Creosote Blocks Covlngton Ky Juno 10Scott treet from Twelfth street td Elgh teenth street vill be improved with creosote blocks the aldermen at their meeting concurrfoft in the action ot the councilmen by 3 unanimous vote- Calhoon and Rumsey Dry Caihoon Ky June 10Hotly con tested elections nato whether or not andICalboon andbydeliIaeyS tlijjjj 0 RIOT IN LOUISVILLE Strikers Attempted to Prevent Negro Women From Going to Work Louisville Ky June liA riot broke out at the plant of the Con tinental Tobacco Co Wednesday when 100 striking Negro men attempted to prevent 500 Negro women employed tt the plant from going to work Police commanded by Chief Gunther uelled the mob but were compelled to resort to the use of clubs and revolvers For a time It looked as If serious results would follow but at 2 oclock the Negroes had been driven away and the plant surrounded by a squad of police The trouble grew out of a strike of 200 Negro men who demanded an In crease of wages Thomas 1C Manson the superintendent refused to grant the demand and the men left At noon they stationed themselves at the entrances and refused to alow the women whohad gone out to return to work The police were calledfor and were met by a determined mob of Negroes who threw stones and clubs at the ouR cers hitting several A liveryman at the time drew his revolver when he saw the police being driven back and tried to fire upon the Negroes Additional aid was called and Chief Gunther with a detail went to the scene and the Negroes were finally driven back None of the patrolmen wero seriously Injured SHOT AS SHE RAN Tho Murderess of John Nlrvln Wounded By a Mob Lebanon Junction Ky Juno 16A- mob of about 30 mon went to the lockup early Wednesday morning batter ed down the doors and took therefrom Martha Thompson the Negress who murdered John N Irvin Tuesday and who was confined without a guard They placed a rope around her neck and started to lead her out to hang her when she began to fight Weighing 250 pounds and possessing tremendous strength she broke the rope and threw aside her captors and ran when sev eral members of the mob opened fire on hera She fell wounded several times and lay where she was until 5 oclock Wednesday morning when sho was taken to her home and is believed to be dying Tuesday afternoon Irvin reproved the womans son for not returning a borrowed pair o pliers The boy told his mother who seized a butcher knife and went to a melon patch where Irvin was at work creep- Ing up behind as he bent over a vine she slashed his throat almost severing his head with one stroke from her pow erful arm She was arrested Immedi ately after and was to have been sent to Shepherdsville for safe keeping but the officers did not arrive In time HOWARD REFUSED A REHEARING His Attorneys Will Appeal to the Unit ed States Supreme Court Frankfort Ky Juno 16The court of appeals Wednesday overruled tho petition for a rehearing in the case of James Howard sentenced to life im prisonment for Alleged complicity in the murder of William Goebol Howard will be brought to the penitentiary as soon as the court mandates Issues His attorneys will appeal to the Unit ed States supreme court IThe Kentucky Building Juno IGTher have been crowds at state building dedications but it took Kentucky to win the attendance prize Wednesday The move ment upon the Kentucky building began early In tho day and by 11 oclock when the exercises began there were nearly 3000 Kentuckians present Litigation Over a Saddle Mayking Ky June IGAn interest ing case involved in the Letcher county court between Evans and Col Pol icy cousins was called before Judge James P Lewis Wednesday The men have been at outs over an old saddle valued at perhaps 150 in which a settlement uld not be made ReElected Moderator Campbellsvllle Ky June l6The general association of Kentucky Baptists convened here The large Baptist church was filled to overflowing and the overflow caught up at the Methodist church Dr W H Felix of Lexington was reelected moderator ITwo Couples Married June 16 Casslus M Chappellear and Miss Miriam JIcEI fresh David W Suter and Miss Annua Thornton giving Hamilton county 0 as their homes were married here by Judge B Bennett From here they went to Atlantic CitySWar on Blind Tigers Mayfield Ky June IGThc county officials have begun war on the blind tigers of the city The sherI and his deputies have been verb busy serving subpoena and warrants on witnesses and the various operators of the whisky and beer Joints Went to See the Circus Frankfort Ky June 16 Lieut GOT Thorne who has been acting as governor of Kentucky closed up the ex ecutive office Wednesday afternoon- and attended the circus Col Theme said he proposed to set a precedence Will Be a Midshipman Bowling Green Ky June 16Ar thur Rutledge Underwood of this city has received orders from Annapolis Md to report June 23 for examination as midshipman He was nomlnatedbY Congressman John S Rhea Every year 5000 tons of Congo rub ber are sold in tho Antwerp market LIVERTROUBLES IflndThedfordsBUckDmnglit a good medicine for er disease It en red onafterbehadup nt100 with dt tora ltisalItemed OLlNEMARTIN If your liver does not act regularly go to your druggist antI secure a of Thedfords BlackDraught and take a dose great family constipntedbowels and causes a healthy secretion I of bile Thedfords Black Draught will cleanse the Impurities and strengthen the kid neys A torpid liver invites colds biliousness chills and fever and all manner of sick neesan contagion Weak kidney result in Bright disease whichclaims as many victims us consumption A 25cent Blackprnughtshoul In DlrckDraaghtplaints and found to excel It WILLIAMCOPIJAN M- arTHEDFORD5 BLACK MAUfllT nt n lD0t- 1 I JElsw a c a o o a 1 rCI 0- 4 S 0 ii The purchase price of f I For the moestshould a cooking be considered rangeI IQItal home residencesmall or pala least of means all by a of of We of at 999 BOYS SUITS at99c worth 2 I We in for For Rent I desire to rent for the year 1904 the Bright store room on Main street now occupied by Mr T A Robinson tf ije s Laura S Bright Arnold Bro will pay the highest market cash price forwool 20atf H Sunday trains on the L A gives you IIi to spend the day at Estill Springs or in the See notice elsewhere for schedule and rates E pays the price for wool tf t Co sell the famous Javecka fertilizer from 1600 to 3600 per ton 13atJ GOING TO THE PAIR USB THE IS A FOR T O Ask Us It L J Irwin GP iv rpAKY Who lcDCC I am LAMB WIR FENCE Those wishing to purchase fence will call on or adtlrwtB may Ky Arnold i Bro wan your wool They will pay the highest it 20atflnRtke t JfaiJrtoae Tr 0 Gfi Pflrry of White Hati iy aU 4t X7 V 1 0- To the cost of a cheap range add the cost of wasted fuel and re pairs and In the end it has cost more than The the stan dard Because the Majestic Is built the heat IIit will pay for Itself In fuel saved several 111times during its long life With ordinary care The will j last a lifetime with little or no a outlay for repairs NOT CHEAP EST BUT LEAST EX see them at r57our store and we will convince you in a moment that The is and without an equal on the market Arbucklea Simmons AgentsaRichmond Ky Q = I I Great Sacricfice Sale New QLOTH1NG 25000 worth clothing Regardless of eostshow Thousands Mens Suits worth5t 8and 20 J150and 5 7 8 JO 5 every 50 you are Sole Agents Covington opportunity mountains Deathernge highest WORLDS T Route LINE COMFORTABLE KENTUCKIANS About GeoL Garrett thebestwire Richmond ddlfh Majestic everywhere rightall properly distributed Majestic PENSIVECall Majestic unsurpassed Sole Young Mens Suits and BOYS WASH At this sale cents brings back Kentucky Alfred Benjamin Cos FINE CLOTHING LOUIS X GUS STRAUS Shackelford ftST TH- EHenderson THAT BEYOND DOUBT FREE RECLININGCHAIR OFFICIAL ROUTE LOUISVILLE agtntforthecelebrated 4DLQNG l104JYr CovingtafT mfr atedBI worth PANTS Cents L R BLANTON DEALER IN Coal Feed Salt Sand Lime Cement Plaster Haw Etc Corner Main and B Streetsapr50 lyr Phone 85 Call and see the ass fX Tck- lfTTakcff 0 and you can see how ev North Star Refrigerator is lined and why it will use onehalf the ice that it taLes to run the socalled Refrigerator v6 IT IS LINED WITH GRAN ULATETD- CORKwhich absorbs all the moistureand makes iti Go ss axvdi 5V vr xo ck tlI We have these Refrigerators porcelain lined and galvanized lined Di Shockeltord Co Subscribe for the hmJ11Id1ClJrrffilJK H SJ PnJyOnt Dollar a Year O f 1 1 t t l i j II ifc t IrrW L ORUrCUKtt O YnEVANS JR t New FirmAND cc A Magnificlent Stock of Goods V b Everything for the home beautiful r tcan be found in our store y c rIti W uc6 e our prices will suit I fit I everybody at 1 IWe are at home at Joplins old standon Main street and we guarantee the best I andmost polite attentiontJ c New Florence Droptop Sewing Machines 25 30 and 35 Full Ball Bearings Cgive usa call Crutcher Evans c Main Street Richmond Ky 6 JI LflLui saint at the Worlds Fair i CM4we Dimke the builders of Uw AicvxaI PaIIIce at St LOVIK the IwiMt bufldteg ta tbe world rIM We are o3lng KlNLOCH PAINT ra all our work and Und it entirely Drake are althe build en of the Horticultural Building the liiali Village four State buildings sad Kbcr Pair structure aggregative over a million dollars They are bttiMera of the new Arkan sas ad WSt Hrgiaia State Capitob tbe 1OOOCOO hotel at and auateroos other public buildings firm particular about paint ones requires par speeificatiowdciuand must workmanlike of When use KINLOCH and pronounce entirely paint paint home not priced pilnl although grade wears other market and well time agent can use paint you be surprisingly WHEREVER WE HAVE NO AGENT YOUR OWN DEALER GET KINLOOH FOR YOU IF SHOWN THIS AD BY DIRECT TO KINLOOH PAINT COMPANY ST LOUIS MO THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE For sale by R S BROWN Kirksville Ky 27 apr I4t c JeL WATSON = 18 and 20 N Upper Lexington Ky Great Clearance Sale of Entire Suit Stock at OneHalf Jt Regular Price youhaveiniliar tfio IllRU Standard of our Carment Stoek ami when we such as till know just what to expect for We do all that we prenuho sil 93 ior rcgular20 00 Suits 50 regular 25 00 Suits 18 75 for regular 35 00 Suits 2250 for regular tO 00 Suits laoIlIllricetl fully onethin less than usnal Silks anti Cn 6 at 9Sc A harmlne mat rial of light texture and is very freely sold at SS Mo Son toh Mixtures all shades SO Ir yard Sensational Sale of White Goods that usually sold for 36 and Ocat Immense saving in mack Iry Goodit every Is uptodata high grade weave formerly sold for third more than wo them this week Take advantage while tho stock Is coin plot J L Watson18 and N Upper Lexington Ky f 7I 51 7F7 m mV When you are going to ffi 4PaintPRfPARED HOUSE PAINTI Itis unequaled for Durability and Finish THE BEST Mane Louisville by Va LAZ Ky OM il- liffi For Sale by W L LEEDS Richmond Ky t y7f171 71 7I 711 7 N9w Is The ThB Ie VMt HM Jpihtri via iron KwAUta Kwrtc The 8fMOn at thu UAt NHtionnl 11aIh Itftd PIeuiur fet In now in fall MHO ClimaU Hn HrMM Nl Hot 8jff Mp eifll l nven Ht Ixxilri tUilr a t X30 p m nMlclnfr Ihe run In Irfw hAft IS hixirg Three otMr haM daily hrsina nwWtlfNo drIp4ve lIerR tor tn he ohtaind fra tqr mli on or a44pPalngA AMMM flMIfAfIB Ws nril at rapt- irKiHn4Iit O Reduced Rates to the West and Southwest via Southern Ry ItAntMl trip fr811M1lfpk41R and ong way fotonist fat lit rtfcwf 8ft firM and r thirrf rn4sttaya In eonh nrnntli Ontf on of ddrra T W OfcBWS- Tf v PAW Agent J taln f uxn5rIeR Iy +f+CALL t + JONES BERSHOfPS SALOoN PARtOR WHEM TOWK lvIpst tnd msfrir6Iregbin nf drinks toot erm IffQtfnnnd d1GflsdhdtttliOth- II u1riiari1 f Kept oo Ttif J hoii 31 QPist Such a Ia the it their work labor skillet artisans they on all their werk i satisfactory it stamps it m Ibereugbly good dependable the you want on your own KIN LOCH is a high it is a high one and it linger than any paint in tbe looks all the Made In all the standard celers Our local will tell you why you noafford to any other Tbe price he will quote will satisfactory WILL WRITING with offer roiltieUoHC you your money 13 for C wool p if hair and JOe le pines an that a offer o 20 use Ailcaaui f s Wale IBefore you breed your mare go to Collins Walk ers stable on Irvine street and see the best hred and the best breeding horse in the country Farwood 16796 standardand registered is a chestnut stallion 16 hands high Only 15 to insure a living colt hJe your old vehicle repainted and iiw rubber tirealo take this place rf th8 altl wdrn out ntnel tires you nro mw iislnK and you will Imvo ft nOw mwflH for iprtiia and Uiinnwr IIte JUwhinod Cftrrtago Works will do wt at piM ilwt will nstonlBh 11 liNfwlIJ s4AntveI- 1IItHIIIrop fff Btifff to f Jcll your wool toOov trffton Arnold llrcj Tim 1 wpnyV- on Bush for It 20ml KILL THC COUCHAHD CURE t B LUNCS KingsNsw I CONSIJMItl6N Sfdet Prelt p I Sttrtt i- lltUIIIiAT 7rJtUlItoidkWM tI 140 t t tr AI f kJlf j J For Sale Property advertisedunder this head is not charged for unless sale is made For complete particulars call on or address The Climax Printing Co Richmond Ky No1No No3 No5 No6No7 No8 No 9 No 10 NOnNo No 14 No 16 No 17 No 18 No 19 No 20 No 21 No 22 No 23 No 25 No 26 No 27 No 28 No 30 No 31 No 32 No 33 A two tory frame residence contaln Grooms and two halli In Rich mend Ky Lot 40x150 feet small bern Price fl 009 less than original cost- A twottory frame residence on one of the nicest mMeet street In Rich mond has all necessary outbuild Ian A great bargain for anyone de siring a beroe Two nice resldeuwnoar Male street and only three squares tram courthouse A mote de rable location for an Ideal borne could not be round These residences will be sold at a bar train J120 will bJT a good town tot 48x90 town lot on good etreet 4f z fret Price Sue Oaed grazing and train producing farm containing 200 acres Good residence barn and other ontbaltd Ings PrieeIOO Good farm containing about 130 acres good residence barn and other Im roveajenU in fine locality Price wee Farm containing 100 acres well fenced but with no other Improve wants Can be bought in connection with No 8 1riee 51600 Four cottages nn nler street well Improved Pnee 1000 each Good cottage in Cr tol ss condition clsterd etc Price fOO Nice residence containing seven ctlyLmrgenecessary fMlUHllldlnga Price 13000 Good tot suitable for business bouse can be bought cheap- A four room cottage and seven acres of Innd tlve elM In grass and two In garden good orchard nnd grape arbor all aeeesoary ont buildings Tills properly Is situated In n thriving village where obnrebes and schools are convenient Price of the nicest resMences In lUcbmoad eovlniaing e sht rooms et17LotA two tOly residence in Lot IttxIlM feet1 AlTneeMemry ouUraildlne Price fr A nice residence for nay nn delr InganMceJ bnme ORC oftlte belt eucotreId htklIn Ia Richmond wn inprurad PrOOeI0O nelghbcwhood Cottage on a nice resident street cntil ln4ng fMr rooms and nears sary nothalMiniK OARMrcknK d an tb iMtallment t lan A great ttanrnln atflS00 Wilt paint resit ce for purchaser 1OOfNbeutUuloeIboIIdIasIoeIudIng coed stable Price IIIIn Will sell on installment plan Will paint rwldeaee for purrbaear- N toe residence on a 4acre lot conS taming even rooms and two porHiea hutted In bent reWenw IMWtion of rtty Stable coal hm M hoOdlogsomtiag a flOe lKHfle Farm containing 90V acros eight tOIrt from this city This land Is andtoland a small residence and other Localityhsthour and grist mill Anderson county Mbarral capacity Rulld IronbuIltpower the latter three morn hi of the- year It is an uptodate Roller mpalbnltlit tola with the house of S rooms All forKttSe or for the mill and the II acres Onehalf mUllnIAlso MVlwrrel mill in Mercer county Ky on Salt river Steam power new uptodate In every withimprovementssand Otoee ta Southern railroad Price 0680 InManuvilelthrough place leaving acres on one J4e with 2story 6rooii house and oranges ueache pears ptems grapes bearing and e acres onoth er stde with ftroom 1story house oranges peaches nears plums gmpes etc all for SIIIIII or the 6 acres for lal er the S acres for 1100 dwelinichalls bath rooms with hot and nUrlhotuoInRichmond148 acres Meteor county farm In yards of plkt room 2storv house- S tenant boosts large barn abundant water 7000 I111rrodburltIresidence excellent barns etc Will grow hemp etc M6 per acre countyOneresidence excellent barnGne running water Price J85 an acre As good as any 100 land Efp For Hatching from higlibrod Iktrretl Plymouth Kockp will be sold bj mo at 80o por settIng ol 15 Eggs now rondy Mrs E P Benton ISalm UnlonCity Ky TO THOSE wishing to purchase the celebrated Page Wire Fence tto Vearo pleased to state that it is on sale at tho tel towing places in Madison county rbuokle k Simmons Searcv HamIlton OFInnel I W Masters I V Whltlook John Stapp Durton Itoberts J W Teater J W Prewltt LA Wearren l c McVhrterf- llckner tEarly IT Coy It chmondI Italdwln Newby Paint Lick- Wallacctoa Berea KirksTille L J GOi EXPERIENCE III TRADE MARKS OtsinrisTrYVT c mayquIctllonimunlcslionSI nU1MnoUSpend natkt without clurgg In the Scientific Jftttericam A handiomclr tllnitnted weeklr Tjirceat drrelation of ant clontiBo Term 13 a rests four iconthi L t3odtqall newidealen Yorkllranch WeaR Hearts everyOneIndicesliononlytraseabtoeeitlon All food taken Into the stomach which falls of Perfect digestion ferments and thehtarlthatfelleatoIlomath1tfIU fowIpreMUfSIHfiIII s M trM Iltt whldl NUe aeo rnj4 Irf M II JTTAOO 6110 9 r JUt1Iiild l41oqifrbtiiIiic f 1 r RIPANS Tabules Doctors ii1ai A good prescription For mankind The 5 cent packet is enough for usual occasions The family bottle 60 coats contains n supply for a year All druggists sell them We have never shown a larger stock ot Carriages Rurries Bnggitis and runa bouts than we now have on display In our show room It Will pay Yell to ex amine them before buying W also tin repairing and rejoining in best tutu nera at moderate prices The best rub her tire npplml and guaranteed for one year Cull anti see us Richmond Carriage Works tf SL Miclkiir Prop Fresh mtxml sweet pickles anti plain sour at Frasa Bros opposite Glyndon Hotel For Rent The Cuss Smith residence on Main street possession given at once will Also dispose growing vegetables W R Farris care It A Railroad Summer Tourist Rates TO Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Salt Lake City and Ogden Via The Missouri Pacific Railway The Colorado Short Line Tickets on sate June 1st to Septem her ROth Final return limit October hi Stupovur allowed Double dally service from St Louis to Colorado and Utah Pntltnnn Drawl agRoom Sleep ers Dining Curs anti free Rodiningi chair cars Unexcelled service and quick time For Luther information ndilrosr A A Gallagher D P A 419 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio Do Not Dose the Stomach Cure Catarrh by Natures Own Moth od Kvory Breath of Hyomoi Brings Relief Nearly erwry one who hIM catarrh knows how footfall itjn to try and cure it by urntnelnK tho stomach Tempo rary relief may be given but a cure seldom cornea Until recently your physician would have said the only way to cure catarrh would be to have a change of cllmnt hut nrw with Hyoirei von can carry a healtbgiviiifr climate in your vest pocknt and by breathing it a few min ute four tirnea a day cure yourself The complete Ilyomoi outfit coats hal ntnl oonointR of an inhaler that can he carried III thin VOlt pocket a meli plnp dronner and a bottle of Hyoml The Inhaler lasts a lifetime and if one bottle does not cure an extra bottle of Hyomei can be obtained forGO ccntc It Is the most economical of all rene dies advertised for the cure ot catarrh and in the only one that follows nature ill her method of treating djsoases ol tire respiratorv rgnns B L MidiMton has sold a great many Hyomei outfits and the more l e sells time morn convinced he is thai he ill perfectly safe in guaranteeing to refund the money If Hyomei does not cure 1m Never ln foro could you secure a flrstolass vehicle ae cheap as we are now ofFering them Call and gut prices Richmond Oarrioge Works S L Midkiff Prop ATTENTION We have moved our produce buslnesE from the East End of Main street to the Garnett House storeroom on Second street where we will be glad to wel come our friends and patrons We will continue to pay the highest market price for Eggs Poultry Hides Furs andother Produce ive us a call in our new quarters and we will convince you that we are the leaders in the Produce Business in Madison county GOTT BROS tE Second street 2jnnlv RICHMOND KY Worlds Fair Short Line- Southern Railway 5G 43 Miles the Shortest jt Fastest and best to tho Worlds Fair Look at tile Schedules dttilylcArrive SFl Louia46G P m Solid train nf Iulliuan Sleepers Ob Bcrvntion Dinlnjj Car day conches through from Versailles to St Louts without chtttijc IxjavjQ Versailles 625 p nu dally Leave St Louis 1015 1011 Arrive St Louis 752 n nt Solid train of Pullman anti lay coach cs tbrpiivb from Versailles to St Lonis without hnn o All trains inako ulnsc connection nt Union Station St louts vlth Subur ban shrvlc and KluctrI6 curs direct to the Worlds Fair grounds Kouml trip flou18lotlthtfis from VorstlhlA IIC55 gondroliirhing Dee 16 01 137fi rnturuinK 119ft good roturnlnjften dnyjj lnkBtd nn salo dally a nUtive rides 870 pood mnrnlii sown n Coach Hxciusiou tickets Qfajsalo jHjblttl dates ll E SfijUnne JVOl1iiitl0sXyCB 41leNit A vegetables liquid for governing or ualizinR the flow womens menses which occur once in every lunar month BRADFIELDSFemale is the essential quality of powerful herbs adaptedforsuch form that it is always properly SystenlStoppaomenses are corrected and cured by the regular use of this superior emmenagogue Menstruation or periodic flows necessitate a breaking down of cells lining the mucous and a reconstruction- after every sickness which is cconipa nied with marked congestion and loss of blood Such changes are very to pro luce chronic catarrh lycucorrhea or Whites is the result of charges Regulator theseirritatingdisI and restores to perfect who suffered the Buy of druggists roo per bottle Our illustrated book mailed free Perfect Heath for Women THE BRA3FIELD REGULATOR Co AUanta ea LOUISVILLE MAN DROWNED He Lost His Life In the Water at Newport R I Louisville Ky June 10The body of the mari found at Newport R L Wednesday morning with circum stances pointing to drowning or to death by pistol shot seems to have been H G Eddy of Louisville This name was on a strap In his coat and on the buttons was the firm name ot Jenne Doll Louisville tailors The man left his wife and family in Louis yule three years ago The wife has not heard from him in two years She says he had his clothes made by Jenno Doll while here and she thinks he Is the man found Thursday While in Louisville he was employed by the Louisville Water Co Ho was wen connected throughout the state FROM GRANDPAS SAFE He Extracted a Note and Must Now Make It Good Louisville Ky Juno 10It was shown In court Thursday by judgment given Fred hug against his grandson E J Eller that Eller bad extracted a note for 500 from a safe and de stroyed It The grandfather loaned the boy 1000 with which to build a house and the grandson gave two notes for 500 each The notos wore placed in a safe the combination of which was known only to the twq men The court held that the boy must pay back the money and 153 more that was promised FARMER HELD UP Thieves Took 1000 the Proceeds of the Sale of HIS House Louisville Ky June 1Ooei Giv en a farmer was Held up while coming to market Thursday morning and a wad containing so Given says 1000 taken from under the seat Given recently sold a house and he claims it was the money jjald him for that He was bringing the money to Louisville to be placed In bank He was dozing when be was stopped and the high wayman slipped out the money before ho realized what had happenedI Peacemakers Skull Crushed Brownsville Ky June 10ln a gen eral row at Joppa church John C Smith 50 was struck on the head with an ax by James Gentry 17 Smiths skull was crushed to the length of five Inches The Gentry and Smith boys were engaged In a fight when Smith appeared as peacemaker with the above result A posse Is after Gentry Expired at the Breakfast Table Covington Ky Juno 10 Philip Rachford expired suddenly while seated at the breakfast table at his home Greenup street His death re calls a shooting affray John Buckley a constable had it was alleged wrong ed one of his daughter and Ratchford wounded him so severely that he was not expected to live Lived as Strangers In Their Home Covington Ky June 10The do mestlc troubles of Dr and Mrs B F Eckman prominent residents reached the divorce court Thursday It devel oped that although they have contin tied to live In the same house at 1901 Madison avenue they have been as strangers to each other Judge Bullock Weds Lexington Ky June 10county Judge Frank A Bullock ot this coun ty and Miss Grace HambrIck formerly of Woortford county wqre married In Louisville Thursday night Judge Bul lock Is frequently termed the Richard Croker of the Fayette county demo racy Called to LancasteriLancaster Ky Ellis of Louisville has received a call to the Baptist church of thIs place and preached his Initial sermon Sunday He has moved his family here and will fill the pulpit for his congregation two Sundays of each month Estill Springs Sold Louisville Ky June 10A syndi cato headed by W J Smith of Lan sing Mich has purchased the famous payingiproperty W L Thomas will as manager of the hotel rcmaluII Despondent Over Love Frankfort Ky Juno 10IL A WIl- son a schoolteacher and Immranco man aged 35 committed suicide near Bridgeport by shooting himself on farm of his father John S Wilson theI had been despondent over a love Hit is said The Ordinance Vetoed Lexington Ky Juno 10 Mayor Combs Thursday night vetoed the ordi nance passed by tho council Thursday night which In effect boycotted non union labor In yetolngtbe ordl aneo the mayor said It was unconstitutional CreoteillocksC- ovington Ky Juno 108cot- street from Twelfth street to Eigh teenth street Avlll be Improved with creosote blocks the aldermen at their meeting concurring Yn the action oft councilmen by a unanimous vote Calhoon and Rurrsey Dry Calhoon Ky Juno 10Hotly con tested electlona as to whether or not whisky should be DotarD Ilumsey and Calhoon TWO held Wednesday The flrys won 26 niajority la R mSey and by a vote of 97 to 95 In Calbooo Salted ijtitle tteafcls a Japanese del 1007 ct eif 1 i dL lIOf IK LOUISVILLE Striker Attempted to Prevent Negro Women From Going to Work Louisville KyTnne IGA rot broke out at the plant of the Con tinental Tobacco Co Wednesday when striking Negro men attempted to prevont 500 Negro women employed it the plant frpm going to work Po lice commanded by Chief Gunther Quelled the mob but were compelled to resort to the use of clubs and re rollers For a time It looked as It serious results Would follow but at 2 oclock the Negroes had been driven way and the plant surrounded by aI squad of police The trouble grew out of a strike of 200 Negro men who demanded an in creaso of wages Thomas K Manson the superintendent refused to grant the demand and the men left At noon they stationed themselves at the entrances and refused to allow the women who had gone out to return to work The police were caned for and were met by a determined mob of Negroes who threw stones and clubs at the officers hitting several A liveryman at the time drew his revolver when ho saw the police being driven back and tried to fire upon the Negroes Additional aid was called and Chief Gunther with a detail went to tho scene and the Negroes were finally driven back None of the patrolmen woro seriously Injured SHOT AS SHE RAN Tho Murderess of John N IrvIn Wounded Dy a Mob Lebanon Junction Ky June 1GA- mob of about 30 men went to the lock up early Wednesday morning batter ed down the doors and took therefrom Martha Thompson the Negress who murdered John N Irvin Tuesday and who was confined without a guard They placed a rope around her neck and started to lead her out to hang her when she began to fight Weighing 250 pounds and possessing tremendous strength she broke the rope and threw aside her captors and ran when sev eral members of the mob opened firo on her She fell wounded several times and lay where she was until 5 oclock Wednesday morning when she was taken to her home and Is believed to be dying Tuesday afternoon Irvin reproved the womans son for not returning a harrowed pair o pliers The boy told his mother who seized a butcher knife and went to a melon patch where Irvin was at work Creep Ing up behind as he bent over a vine she slashed his throat almost severing his head with one stroke from her pow erful arm She was arrested Immedi ately after and was to have been sent to Shopherdsvllle for safe keeping but the officers did not arrive in time HOWARD REFUSED A REHEARiNG His Attorneys Will Appeal to the United States Supreme Court Frankfort Ky Juno IGThe court ot appeals Wednesday overruled the petition for a rehearing In tho case of James Howard sentenced to life im prisonment for Alleged complicity in the murder of William Goebel How ard will be brought to tho penitentiary as soon as the court mandates Issues His attorneys will appeal to the United States supreme court The Kentucky Building St Louis June lGThere have been crowds at stato building dedications but it took Kentucky to win the at tendance prize Wednesday The move ment upon the Kentucky building began early in tho day and by 11 oclock when the exercises began there were nearly 3000 Kentuckians present Litigation Over a Saddle Mayking Ky June IGAn Interest- Ing case Involved in the Letcher coun ty court between Evans and Col Pol ley cousins was called before Judge Jamos P Lewis Wednesday The men have been at outs over an old saddle valued at perhaps 150 in which a settlement could not he made ReElected Moderator Campbellsvllle Ky June lSThe general association of Kentucky Bap tists convened here The large Baptist church was filled to overflowing and the overflow caught up at the Methodist church Dr W H Felix of Lexington was reelected moderator Two Couples Married Greenup Ky Juno 1C Casslns M Chappellear and Miss Miriam McEI fresh David W Suter and Miss Annus Thornton giving Hamilton county 0 as their homes were married here by Judge B Bennett From here they went to Atlantic City War on Blind Tigers Mayfield Ky June IGThe county officials have begun war on the blind tigers of the city The snnriff and his deputies have been vr busy serving subpoenaes and warrants on witnesses and the various operators of the whisky and beer Joints Went to See the Circus Frankfort Ky June IGIleut Gov Thorne who has been acting as gov ernor of Kentucky closed up the ex ecutive office Wednesday afternoon and attended the circus Col Thorne said be proposed to set a precedence Will Be a Midshipman Bowling Green Ky June ISAthur Rutledge Underwood of this city has received orders from Annapolis Md to report June 23 for examination as midshipman He was nominated by Congressman John S Rhea Every year 5000 tons of Congo rubber are sold in the Antwerp market LIVERTROUBLES I find Thedtords BlackDraught a ROOd medicine for II er disease It ored PIT on after he had ip nt JlWwithdoctora Hi all the med icine I takeMRS CA OLIN MARTIN rarkcltburff W Va If yourliver does not act regularly go to your druggist anti secure a package of Thedfords lilaekDraucht and take a dose toni ht This constipatedbowels and causes a healthy secretion of bile Draughtwillpurities and strengthen the kid nr S A invites colds biliousness chills and fever and all manner of sick ness andcontngion Weak kid neys m Brights disease which claims as many victims as consumption A 25cent packape of Thedfords Black Draught houidalways be kept In the DIekIneeItWlLLIAlIb head TKEDFORD5NACK DRAUGHT I i j i- 4 Ii iiI i- L1seQoo i 0 0 0 8 alF 0 0 The purchase price of acookingrange For the modest palaH 2 Ileast Simmons Richmond Great Sacricfice Sale of Yew QLOTHING 25000 worth of clothing Regardless of We show Thousands of Mens Suits at worth and 20 BOYS SUITS at 99c worthJ 150 and At this 50 cents brings you I We in Kentucky for FINE X For Rent I desire to rent for the year 1904 the Bright fitore room on Main street now occupied by Mr T A Robinson tf Ije s Laura Bright CovhiRton Arnold Bro will pay the highest market cash price for wool SOatf Snnday trains on the L A gives you an opportunity to spend the day at Estill Springs or in the mountains notice elsewhere for schedule and rates E Deatherage pays the highest price for wool U Shackelford Co sell till famous Javecka fertilizer from 1600 to 3600 per ton ISatf TO TIlE WORLDS FAIR r at 7 n Route THE LIJYE THAT IS COMFORTABLE BEYOND A FREE OFFICIAL ROUTE FOR KEN TUC KI ANS T O Ask Us About It L J Irwin GeoL Garrett GPA T p A- LOriSVILLB KY Wkdaet Agent Jorthecelebratert LAMB WiRii F NOE Thosq wlsliinz to purchase the IteaVwire fence will call on graddrees a f VJ R may RictmondKy iovingAtri t Bro WB your wou Th will paytbe highes- tnRtkepretlGr it i0tf c iJW ThJJG pihv1Wh te nKTbR1uIH h eeekate fIIIP4R 444e wiltaaply It at- flti h 1ic fF To the cost of a cheap range add the cost ol wasted fuel and repairs and in the end it has cost more than The Majesticthe stan dard everywhere Because the r Majestic is built rightII all the heat properly distributed it will pay for itself in fuel saved s veral times during its long life With ordinary care The Majestic wilt last a lifetime with little or no outlay for repairs NOT CHEAP EST BUT LEAST EX PENSIVE Call and see them at5 our store and we will convince you in a moment that The Majestic is unsurpassed and without an equal on the Sole Agents Ky o9 0 0 d 999 15J 18 8 GOING LQNG c y Young Suits 5 worth 7t 8 and JO BOYS WASH PANTS 5 Cents sale every back are Sole Agents Benjamin CosCLOTHING LOUIS GUS STRAUS See ST LOUIS USETH- EHen4ers DOUBT RECLININGCHAIR 1l01lyra marketArbuckle Cost Mens Alfred L H1 BLANTON DEALER IN Goal Feed Salt Sand Lime Cement Plaster Hat Etc Corner Main and B Streetsaprldlyr Phone 85 0 i Call arid see the isasst e- Okccxakoc I R t and you can see how ev North Star Refrigerator is lined and why it will use iti10 IT IS LINED WITH I GRANULATEDCORK which absorbs all the moistureandmakesit eosS a tT rs q LWe have these Refrigerators porcelain lined and galvanized lined DB1Shace1tordr Co Subscribe for the Richmond Ciix-z OnJY One Dollars a Year f 0